Doc81 🚀

Doc81 is a developer document template platform that helps you create, manage, and use document templates proven by many experts. It provides both a local mode for working with templates on your filesystem and a server mode for accessing templates out there.

Features

• Your Document -> Scalable Document Template in 2s
• Find appropriate document templates on demand
• MCP (Model Control Protocol) integration for AI assistant compatibility
• API server for general usage

Installation

Prerequisites

• Python 3.10+
• pip or pipenv

Quick Start

MCP (recommended)

Cursor (default)

1. setup MCP

> uvx --with doc81 doc81-mcp-cli setup

This command add .cursor/rules/doc81.mdc. This prompt will guide cursor how to ask and do the work for you.

2. add MCP

// mcp.json`
{
    "mcpServers": {
        "doc81": {
            "command": "uvx",
            "args": [
                "--from",
                "doc81",
                "doc81-mcp"
            ],
            "env": {
                "DOC81_PROMPT_DIR": "<your local prompt directory>"
            }
        },
    }
}

See Configuration for details.

3. Use the cursorrule to generate document based on the template.

// cursor ask/agent
> Help me write a runbook in @your-new-doc.md

cursor: List template (function call)
cursor: Get template (function call)

Let me copy the runbook template to your-new-doc.md. ...

Usage

Creating Templates

Templates are markdown files with frontmatter metadata. Create a template file with the following structure:

---
name: Template Name
description: Template description
tags: [tag1, tag2]
---
# Your Template Content

Content goes here...

MCP API

Doc81 integrates with MCP for AI assistant compatibility:

• list_templates - Lists all available templates
• get_template(path_or_ref) - Gets a specific template by path or reference

Configuration

Doc81 can be configured using environment variables:

• DOC81_ENV - Environment (dev/prod, default: dev)
• DOC81_MODE - Mode (local/server, default: local)
• DOC81_PROMPT_DIR - Directory containing templates (default: project's prompts directory)

Development

Testing

uv run python -m pytest tests/

License

License - MIT