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@max.r/mcp-doc

v0.1.3

Published

This repository provides a local MCP server that exposes Markdown docs over stdio.

Readme

Doc MCP Server

This repository provides a local MCP server that exposes Markdown docs over stdio.

Use with npx

Run the server without a global install:

npx -y @max.r/mcp-doc

Configure via JSON

Use this JSON snippet in your MCP client configuration and set DOCS_PATH to your docs folder:

"doc-mcp": {
  "command": "npx.cmd",
  "args": [
    "-y",
    "@max.r/mcp-doc"
  ],
  "env": {
    "DOCS_PATH": "C:\\Agent-Files"
  }
}

Where to put your documents

All documentation files live under the folder pointed to by DOCS_PATH. The server lists and reads only Markdown files (.md) inside that folder and its subfolders.

Example layout:

C:\Agent-Files\
  Guides\
    Intro.md
  Notes\
    Roadmap.md

.ignore behavior

You can place a .ignore file only in the root of your DOCS_PATH folder. Its rules apply to all paths under that root and are evaluated for both files and folders, regardless of file type.

Example .ignore:

.git/
**/*.tmp

Notes:

  • Use / as the separator in patterns (like .gitignore).
  • If a folder is ignored, everything under it is skipped.