abp

The ABP MCP Server is a C# console application that implements the Model Context Protocol to expose ABP Framework related tooling to AI agents via JSON-RPC over STDIN/STDOUT. It provides a set of tools for ABP documentation search, GitHub issues search, support questions search, and community articles search. Each tool is accessed through a namespaced command such as mcp.abp.docs.search or mcp.abp.github.issues.search. To use it, run the server (via dotnet run or your preferred environment) and send JSON-RPC requests to STDIN with the appropriate method and parameters. The server will route requests to the corresponding tool and return results through STDOUT. Tools are designed to help you quickly surface official docs, relevant issues, community Q&A, and tutorials related to ABP Framework.

Prerequisites:

• .NET SDK (recommended .NET 8 or 9) installed on your machine
• Basic familiarity with JSON-RPC over STDIO

Installation steps:

1. Clone or download the ABP MCP Server repository
2. Restore and build the project:
   • cd /path/to/repo
   • dotnet restore
   • dotnet build
3. Run the server:
   • dotnet run --project AbpMcpServer.csproj
4. Send JSON-RPC requests to STDIN and read responses from STDOUT

Notes:

• The server expects JSON-RPC input via standard input and writes results to standard output.
• The provided configuration in the README demonstrates how AntiGravity or Cursor can be wired up to use this MCP server.

Tips and caveats:

• Ensure the path to AbpMcpServer.csproj in your configuration matches your local environment.
• If using Windows paths, include the full path as shown in the example; on Linux/macOS, adjust the path accordingly.
• The server exposes tools under names like mcp.abp.docs.search, mcp.abp.github.issues.search, mcp.abp.support.questions.search, and mcp.abp.community.articles.search.
• You can extend or modify the Tools/*.cs implementations to customize behavior or add more ABP-related capabilities.
• If you encounter JSON-RPC issues, verify that each request includes a valid id and correctly structured params for the target tool.