HasMCP Official Docs servers provide access to the HasMCP documentation experience. The repository for this MCP server is intended to serve the official docs and related tooling for HasMCP. After starting the server, you typically interact with the hosted documentation interface to browse API references, usage guides, and example configurations. Use the provided endpoints or UI to search for topics, view versioned docs, and copy ready-to-use configuration snippets for your HasMCP deployments.

If you need to customize the docs environment, this server supports standard MCP configuration options and environment variables that control things like port, host, and documentation source paths. Refer to the HasMCP documentation for exact parameters and supported features such as versioning, search indexing, and plugin hooks.

Prerequisites:

• Node.js and npm installed on your system
• Access to the project repository or npm package for hasmcp-docs

Option A: Run from source

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/your-org/hasmcp-docs.git cd hasmcp-docs

2. Install dependencies: npm install

3. Start the server: npm run start

Option B: Install via npm (if published as a package)

1. Install globally or in your project: npm install -g hasmcp-docs

   or locally: npm install hasmcp-docs

2. Run the server (example): hasmcp-docs

Configuration notes:

• Ensure the server binds to an accessible port (default 3000, can be overridden with environment variables).
• If you publish environment variables, set PORT, HOST, and DOCS_PATH as needed.

Tips:

• If you encounter missing docs, verify that the docs source path is correctly mounted or accessible by the server.
• Check logs for startup errors related to port binding or missing dependencies.
• Common environment variables: PORT (e.g., 3000), HOST (e.g., 0.0.0.0), DOCS_PATH (path to docs source).

Configuration options (examples):

• PORT=8080 HOST=0.0.0.0 DOCS_PATH=/data/docs
• If using Docker, map ports and mount the docs directory appropriately.