docswarden
Local-first MCP server that indexes framework documentation (React, Next.js, FastAPI) into a searchable SQLite index and exposes it to AI clients via MCP.
Install
uvx docswarden install
uvx docswarden index fastapi react nextjs
That's it — no cloning, no venv setup. Restart your MCP client and the tools are available.
Commands
docswarden index fastapi react nextjs # crawl & index docs
docswarden install --client claude # write Claude Desktop config
docswarden list # show index status
docswarden run # start MCP server (clients do this automatically)
MCP tools
search_docs(query, framework?, limit?)— ranked search with source URL + index dateget_page(url)— section list for a pageget_section(url, section_title)— full content of one section
Supported clients
install auto-configures Claude Desktop, Cursor, and VS Code.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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