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This MCP server hosts a tool to search ATproto documentation, enabling you to quickly locate relevant docs directly from your MCP-enabled clients. It connects to a Cloudflare-based remote service and exposes a searchable interface that you can use from compatible MCP clients or development environments.
How to use
Connect with an MCP compatible client and use the search_documentation tool to query ATproto docs. You can try the remote MCP server from Cloudflare’s playground or configure a local client to run the tool.
Cloudflare AI Playground integration: open the Playground and enter the MCP server URL to start using the tool from the browser-based environment.
Claude Desktop integration: you can add the following MCP configuration to enable the search tool. This config points Claude Desktop at the remote MCP server so you can invoke search_documentation directly from your AI agent.
How to install
Prerequisites: you need Node.js with npm or npx available on your system to use the provided MCP client configuration. Ensure Node.js is installed and accessible from your command line.
Step 1: Configure Claude Desktop to connect to the remote MCP server. Create or update your MCP config with the following snippet.
{
"mcpServers": {
"search_atproto_docs": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"mcp-remote",
"https://mcp-atproto-docs.immber.workers.dev/sse"
]
}
}
}
Step 2: (Alternative) Connect using the Cloudflare AI Playground. Open the playground and enter the remote MCP server URL to begin using the search_documentation tool directly from the browser.
Additional notes
Tools exposed by this MCP server include search_documentation, which searches ATproto documentation to help you locate relevant topics quickly.
Sample connection methods are provided in the configuration blocks above. Use the HTTP-based remote endpoint or the stdio-based local command as shown to integrate with your MCP client workflow.
Available tools
search_documentation
Searches the ATproto documentation and returns relevant results to help you quickly locate topics.