Gemini Docs MCP Server
by M-Gonzalo
This project implements an MCP server that enables access to documentation for various technologies using the Gemini API. It's designed to work with any client, but is targeted especially to the Roo/Cline environment.
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What is Gemini Docs MCP Server?
The Gemini Docs MCP Server is a tool that leverages the Gemini API's large context window to provide access to documentation for various technologies. It allows users to ask questions about documentation and receive well-reasoned answers, overcoming limitations of traditional web searches and RAG systems.
How to use Gemini Docs MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to install it via Smithery and configure it in your client's settings file. You also need to procure and sanitize a knowledge base of documentation. The server provides tools like can_x_be_done, hints_for_problem, is_this_good_practice, and how_to_do_x to query the documentation.
Key features of Gemini Docs MCP Server
Access to a curated knowledge base
Overcomes context window limitations
Tailored and well-thought-out responses
No need for chunking
No need for a retriever
No vectorization or vector DBs
Supports multiple tools for querying documentation
Use cases of Gemini Docs MCP Server
Learning new technologies
Debugging code
Finding alternative approaches to tasks
Checking if code snippets follow good practices
FAQ from Gemini Docs MCP Server
Is the documentation updated in real-time?
Is the documentation updated in real-time?
No, the documentation is static and won't be updated in real-time unless manually updated or an automated process is implemented.
Is there a limit to the amount of documentation the server can handle?
Is there a limit to the amount of documentation the server can handle?
Yes, the LLM can only see about 2 million tokens at a time, so it might not be able to see the entire documentation for some technologies.
Is the server fast?
Is the server fast?
No, it might take a while to get a response, especially for the first query, as the server needs to upload the documentation to the API.
How do I contribute to the project?
How do I contribute to the project?
Fork the repository, create a new branch for your feature or bug fix, make your changes, and submit a pull request.
What license is the project under?
What license is the project under?
This project is licensed under the MIT License.