docs

This MCP server serves the Model Context Protocol documentation and related resources for the mergedao-docs project. It acts as a centralized hub where you can access the MCP documentation linked from the README and navigate to the official Model Context Protocol resources. To use it, visit the provided documentation links (for example, the MCP documentation site and the Model Context Protocol site) and follow the guidance there. If you want to contribute or learn more about how the docs are generated and deployed, refer to the project’s CONTRIBUTING.md in the repository and participate in the contribution workflow described there.

The server is intended to make the documentation discoverable and versioned alongside development efforts. Users can explore the docs, review change notes from release publishes, and leverage external resources linked from this page to deepen their understanding of Model Context Protocol concepts and usage.

Prerequisites:

• Access to the repository hosting the MCP documentation (clone permissions).
• A runtime environment suitable for serving static or generated documentation (e.g., Node.js, Python, or a static hosting solution).

Installation steps (generic):

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/your-org/mergedao-docs.git cd mergedao-docs
2. Install dependencies (choose the appropriate command for your environment):
   • If using Node.js: npm install
   • If using Python: python -m pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Build the documentation site if a build step exists (examples):
   • Node.js: npm run build
   • Python: python setup.py build
4. Run the server locally (adjust to your runtime):
   • Node.js: npm run start
   • Python: uvicorn main:app --reload
5. Open your browser and navigate to the local address shown by the startup command (e.g., http://localhost:3000).

Notes:

• If there is a Dockerfile or a containerized deployment, you can adapt the build/run steps accordingly.
• Ensure environment variables required by the docs site (if any) are set as needed per the repository’s guidance.

Tips and reminders:

• The README points to external MCP documentation sources; keep an eye on release notes or CHANGELOGs for updates to the Protocol.
• If you encounter build errors, verify that all dependencies listed in the repository’s documentation (or CONTRIBUTING guide) are installed.
• Since the repository appears to publish changes automatically on default branch pushes, consider enabling CI/CD checks to validate builds before deployment.
• If you plan to customize the docs site (themes, localization, or integrations), coordinate with the project’s contribution guidelines to ensure compatibility with the MCP ecosystem.