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MCP-Typescribe provides LLMs with contextual, real-time access to TypeScript API documentation, enabling better code generation and developer productivity.
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MCP-Typescribe provides LLMs with contextual, real-time access to TypeScript API documentation, enabling better code generation and developer productivity.
MCP-Typescribe is generally safe as it primarily provides read-only access to API documentation. However, ensure the TypeDoc JSON source is trusted and the server is properly secured to prevent unauthorized access to potentially sensitive information.
Performance depends on the size of the API documentation and the complexity of the queries. Indexing and caching can improve response times.
Cost is primarily related to server resources (CPU, memory) and network bandwidth. There are no direct API call costs.
npx typedoc{
"mcpServers": {
"typescribe": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"mcp-typescribe@latest",
"run-server",
"<PATH_TO_API_DOT_JSON>"
],
"env": {}
}
}
}search_symbolsFinds symbols by name, optionally filtering by kind.
Read-only search operation.
get_symbol_detailsRetrieves detailed information about a specific symbol.
Read-only access to symbol details.
list_membersLists methods and properties of a class or interface.
Read-only listing of members.
get_parameter_infoProvides information about function parameters.
Read-only access to parameter information.
find_implementationsFinds implementations of interfaces or subclasses.
Read-only search for implementations.
search_by_return_typeFinds functions returning a specific type.
Read-only search by return type.
search_by_descriptionSearches in JSDoc comments.
Read-only search within descriptions.
get_type_hierarchyShows inheritance relationships.
Read-only display of type hierarchy.
find_usagesFinds where a type/function is used.
Read-only search for usages.
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MCP-Typescribe is generally safe as it primarily provides read-only access to API documentation. However, ensure the TypeDoc JSON source is trusted and the server is properly secured to prevent unauthorized access to potentially sensitive information.
The server provides read-only access to API documentation, so autonomous agents can safely explore and understand APIs without making any changes.
Production Tip
Monitor server resource usage and response times to ensure optimal performance, especially when handling large API documentation files.
TypeScript APIs with well-defined TypeDoc documentation are ideal.
Regenerate the TypeDoc JSON and restart the MCP server.
Currently, it's focused on TypeScript, but the concept could be extended to other languages with appropriate documentation formats.
The current implementation doesn't explicitly support filtering by access modifiers, but this could be a future enhancement.
The server indexes the documentation for efficient querying, but very large files may impact performance. Consider optimizing the TypeDoc configuration.
No, it serves a single version of the documentation. You would need to manage different server instances for different versions.
MCP-Typescribe provides the API information needed for an LLM to generate examples, but it doesn't generate them directly.