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@monsoft/mcp-docscribe

v0.1.0

Published

A Model Context Protocol implementation for generating comprehensive documentation

Readme

MCP DocScribe

A Model Context Protocol implementation for generating comprehensive documentation for software projects.

Overview

MCP DocScribe leverages the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and the @ai-sdk to automatically generate detailed and structured documentation for software projects. It can create various types of documentation based on simple descriptions, saving developers time and ensuring consistent, high-quality documentation.

Features

  • Generate multiple documentation types from simple descriptions
  • Supports various documentation aspects (technical, database, UI/UX, etc.)
  • Configurable outputs tailored to different audiences
  • MCP Server implementation for seamless integration with AI assistants
  • Command-line interface for easy usage in development workflows

Installation

npm install @monsoft/mcp-docscribe

Or use it directly via the MCP:

npx @monsoft/mcp-docscribe --token=YOUR_API_TOKEN

Usage

Command Line

npx mcp-docscribe generate \
  --documentType=technical \
  --projectName="My Awesome Project" \
  --description="A project that does something amazing" \
  --additionalContext="Should support mobile and desktop"

As a Model Context Protocol Server

import { startDocScribeServer } from '@monsoft/mcp-docscribe';

startDocScribeServer({
    token: 'YOUR_API_TOKEN',
    port: 3000, // Optional, for SSE transport
    runSse: true, // Optional, use SSE instead of stdio
});

Documentation Types

DocScribe can generate the following documentation types:

  • Technical Specification (technical): Detailed technical requirements and architecture
  • Database Specification (database): Database schemas, relationships, and queries
  • UI/UX Specification (uiux): User interfaces, workflows, and interactions
  • Audience Definition (audience): User personas and stakeholder information
  • Accessibility Specification (accessibility): Accessibility guidelines and considerations
  • API Documentation (api): API endpoints, parameters, and responses
  • All Types (all): Generate all applicable document types

Parameters

| Parameter | Description | Required | | --------------------- | --------------------------------------- | -------- | | documentType | Type of document to generate | Yes | | projectName | Name of the project | Yes | | description | Brief description of what to accomplish | Yes | | additionalContext | Additional context or requirements | No | | targetAudience | Intended audience for the documentation | No | | implementationDetails | Specific implementation details | No | | integrationPoints | Systems or services to integrate with | No |

Output

DocScribe generates Markdown files for each documentation type requested, organized in a clean directory structure. The files can be further used with static site generators like MkDocs or integrated directly into your project documentation.

Examples

Generate Technical Documentation

npx mcp-docscribe generate \
  --documentType=technical \
  --projectName="Authentication Service" \
  --description="A microservice for user authentication with OAuth2 support" \
  --implementationDetails="Built with Node.js and Express"

Generate All Documentation Types

npx mcp-docscribe generate \
  --documentType=all \
  --projectName="E-commerce Platform" \
  --description="A full-featured e-commerce platform with cart, checkout, and inventory management" \
  --additionalContext="Should support multiple payment providers" \
  --targetAudience="Developers and business stakeholders"

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see our Contributing Guide for more information.

License

MIT