MCP Docs
Look up an MCP tool's schema instead of reading source code to find it.
A 100+ tool MCP server had no documentation beyond a README, which wasn't enough to explain complex tool schemas and usage.
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Case Study
Before
The MCP server with 100+ tools needed comprehensive documentation. README files were insufficient for documenting complex tool schemas, parameters, and usage examples.
After
Reduced MCP onboarding time from hours to minutes. Developers can browse available tools, see parameter schemas, and copy configuration snippets without reading source code.
How it's solved
Built a documentation site with auto-generated tool reference pages from MCP schemas, usage examples, configuration guides, and integration tutorials. Uses MDX for interactive code blocks.
Trade-offs
Docs are generated from tool schemas, so they're only as current as the last regeneration — not live-synced to the running server.
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