DevDocs

MCP.Pizza Chef: cyberagiinc

Point DevDocs at the address of any technical documentation and it follows the links, up to five levels deep, strips away menus and ads, and stores clean text your assistant can search later. Answers then come from documentation as it stands today rather than whatever the model learned months ago. Everything runs on your own machine through Docker, with no page limits and nothing sent to a paid service. The project is free, though its authors note the public version is no longer maintained.

Unmaintained · authors say the public version is not actively maintained

Coding

Web/Research

Use This MCP server To

Capture a whole documentation site for later questions Ask about a library without trusting outdated model memory Turn internal documentation into something my assistant can search Export cleaned-up documentation as Markdown or JSON Crawl only the pages I select from a large site

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DevDocs by CyberAGI 🚀

Warning

📌 DevDocs Status: Not publicly maintained. Enhanced internal version at CyberAGI — public release coming soon. If you have any questions please reach out to info@cyberagi.ai

Turn Weeks of Documentation Research into Hours of Productive Development

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DevDocs FAQ

Which apps can use what it collects?

Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Roo Code and Claude Desktop all connect to the server it runs alongside the interface.

How hard is setup?

You need Docker and a copy of the repository; one start script brings up the interface and the server together.

Does it cost anything?

No — it is free to run yourself, with unlimited pages, and all the crawling happens on your own machine.

Can I use this to read our internal company docs?

Yes — it handles internal sites as well as public ones, and the collected text stays on the machine you run it on.

Is it still being updated?

The public version carries a notice saying it is not actively maintained, with an improved release promised later.

What do I get at the end?

Clean Markdown or JSON files, plus a searchable store your assistant can question directly.