DocBase MCP Server

The DocBase MCP Server bridges the gap between AI assistants and the DocBase knowledge‑base platform. By exposing a small but focused set of tools, it lets Claude and other MCP‑compliant assistants retrieve structured information from a DocBase team in real time. This eliminates the need for custom integrations or manual API calls, allowing developers to embed DocBase content directly into conversational workflows.

This server solves the common problem of accessing internal documentation from within an AI assistant. Many teams maintain their knowledge in DocBase, but exposing that data to a conversational agent typically requires writing custom code or creating separate middleware. The MCP server abstracts the DocBase REST API into a clean, declarative interface that follows the Model Context Protocol specification. Developers can then reference or as if they were built‑in actions, letting the assistant fetch articles, updates, or specific posts without any additional plumbing.

Key capabilities include:

• – Retrieves a list of posts from the authenticated DocBase team, optionally filtered by parameters such as category or date.
• – Fetches a single post by its unique identifier, returning the full content and metadata.

Both tools return JSON structures that can be directly consumed by an assistant’s prompt engine, enabling dynamic responses like “Here are the latest updates on X” or “Show me the detailed guide for Y.” The server also handles authentication via environment variables ( and ), keeping credentials out of the codebase.

Typical use cases span several scenarios: a customer support bot can pull troubleshooting articles from DocBase; an onboarding assistant can present new hires with the latest policy documents; a project management tool can surface meeting notes or decision logs. Because the server conforms to MCP, any assistant that understands the protocol can seamlessly invoke these tools, making it a plug‑and‑play solution for teams that already rely on DocBase as their central knowledge hub.

What sets this MCP server apart is its minimalism and focus. Rather than offering a full‑blown SDK, it provides just enough functionality to retrieve content while keeping the integration lightweight. This simplicity reduces maintenance overhead and speeds up deployment, allowing developers to concentrate on crafting richer conversational experiences rather than managing API gateways.