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Biel.ai MCP Server

MCP Server

Connect IDEs to product documentation via AI

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The Biel.ai MCP Server lets developers query their product docs, APIs, and knowledge base from AI tools like VS Code, Cursor, or Claude Desktop. It provides a Retrieval‑Augmented Generation layer for smarter code completions and context‑aware answers.

Capabilities

Resources
Access data sources
Tools
Execute functions
Prompts
Pre-built templates
Sampling
AI model interactions

Demo

Overview

The Biel.ai MCP Server bridges the gap between an organization’s internal knowledge base and modern AI‑powered development tools. By exposing a Retrieval‑Augmented Generation (RAG) layer through the MCP interface, it allows assistants such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code to query a company’s product documentation, API references, and knowledge articles directly from within the IDE or chat environment. This integration turns static documentation into a live, searchable knowledge source that AI models can reference in real time, dramatically improving the relevance and accuracy of code completions, debugging suggestions, and technical explanations.

What Problem Does It Solve?

Developers often struggle with fragmented documentation scattered across web portals, wikis, or internal sites. When an AI assistant cannot access this information, it defaults to generic knowledge that may be outdated or irrelevant. The Biel.ai MCP Server solves this by providing a unified, searchable interface that feeds up‑to‑date product context into the AI’s inference pipeline. This eliminates guesswork, reduces knowledge gaps, and shortens the learning curve for new team members.

Core Capabilities

  • Searchable Knowledge Retrieval: The server indexes the specified documentation domain and exposes a fast search API that returns the most relevant snippets for any query.
  • RAG‑Enabled Generation: Returned passages are fed back to the AI model, allowing it to generate responses that are grounded in actual product documentation rather than hallucinated content.
  • Secure Access Control: Optional API keys enable fine‑grained permission management for private projects, ensuring that only authorized users can query sensitive documentation.
  • Cross‑Tool Compatibility: The MCP protocol guarantees that any tool supporting MCP—such as Cursor, VS Code’s MCP extension, or Claude Desktop—can interact with the server without custom integrations.

Real‑World Use Cases

  • Code Completion: While writing a new service, the assistant can suggest correct authentication headers or endpoint parameters sourced directly from the latest API docs.
  • On‑the‑Job Learning: New hires can ask context‑aware questions about legacy systems and receive accurate answers without leaving their IDE.
  • Documentation Feedback Loop: Developers can surface missing or confusing documentation sections by querying the RAG layer, prompting updates to product docs.

Integration Flow

  1. Configure MCP: Provide the project slug and documentation domain (and optional API key) in a JSON configuration.
  2. Add Server to Tool: Each supported IDE or chat client offers a simple “New MCP server” wizard.
  3. Query: The user types natural language questions; the tool forwards them to the Biel.ai server, which returns context‑rich answers that are displayed inline.

Unique Advantages

  • Zero Code Required: Once configured, the server works out of the box with any MCP‑compliant tool—no custom plugins or SDKs needed.
  • Hosted RAG Layer: The backend is managed by Biel.ai, relieving teams from maintaining complex retrieval pipelines.
  • Extensibility: The same server can serve multiple projects or domains, making it suitable for large organizations with diverse documentation assets.

In summary, the Biel.ai MCP Server transforms static product knowledge into an interactive, AI‑powered resource that enhances developer productivity, reduces errors, and accelerates onboarding—all while keeping the integration lightweight and secure.