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@corsenai/corsen-context

v2.0.1

Published

Owner-controlled public content tools for MCP, WebMCP, llms.txt, and sitemaps

Downloads

897

Readme

@corsenai/corsen-context

The core engine of Corsen Context — owner-controlled public content through MCP, WebMCP, and bounded llms.txt output.

npm install @corsenai/corsen-context
import {
  CorsenContext,
  createInMemoryProvider,
  generateWebMCPScript,
  toWebMCPTools,
} from '@corsenai/corsen-context';

const cc = new CorsenContext(
  { siteUrl: 'https://example.com' },
  createInMemoryProvider([
    {
      url: 'https://example.com/',
      title: 'Home',
      description: 'Welcome',
      markdown: '# Home',
      metadata: {},
      type: 'page',
    },
  ]),
);

const server = cc.createMCPServer();
const result = await server.handleRequest(requestBody, clientIp);

// Serve this string as GET /webmcp.js on the same origin as POST /v1/mcp.
const webmcpScript = generateWebMCPScript(toWebMCPTools(server.getToolDefinitions()), {
  mcpEndpoint: '/v1/mcp',
});

Load /webmcp.js from the site's pages with <script src="/webmcp.js" defer></script>. The bridge registers the four tools through document.modelContext and forwards calls to the same-origin MCP endpoint. It intentionally sends no API key or visitor credentials: use a public, read-only, rate-limited endpoint for WebMCP, or omit the browser bridge when MCP requires server-side authentication.

This package provides the framework-agnostic core: the MCP JSON-RPC 2.0 server, WebMCP bridge generation, llms.txt generators, HTML-to-Markdown converter, SSRF-safe fetching, rate limiting, caching, and the content-access policy. A working site integration must also implement a ContentProvider backed only by the public content it intends to expose.

The resolved configuration enforces these owner controls and bounds:

const cc = new CorsenContext(
  {
    siteUrl: 'https://example.com',
    mcp: { enabled: true },
    content: { maxPages: 500 }, // 1–5000
    static: {
      generateLlmsTxt: true,
      includeFullContent: false,
      maxOutputBytes: 5_242_880, // 64 KiB–10 MiB
    },
  },
  provider,
);

With mcp.enabled: false, direct MCP dispatch is rejected before the provider is invoked; adapters also use this value to return 404 from their MCP and WebMCP routes. With static.generateLlmsTxt: false, both CorsenContext generation methods refuse generation. Full-content generation additionally requires static.includeFullContent: true, which is off by default. Both static outputs are capped at maxOutputBytes without splitting a UTF-8 code point and append a truncation notice when the complete output would exceed the limit. Full-content iteration returns as soon as the next block would exceed the budget.

Static headings, labels, descriptions, dates, and Markdown destinations are normalized and escaped. The provider's page-body markdown is passed through unchanged and remains untrusted site-authored content; this package does not claim to neutralize it.

  • Full docs: https://github.com/CorsenAI/corsen-context#readme
  • Security model: SECURITY.md
  • License: MIT