grp-kb
Semantic search MCP server for an Acumatica knowledge base. Single index over
one vault of markdown notes, embedded with the multilingual
paraphrase-multilingual-MiniLM-L12-v2 — handles both English content and
Bahasa Malaysia content (e.g. GRP manuals) well, so a query in either
language can find the right doc in either language.
No Obsidian, no Smart Connections plugin, anywhere in this pipeline — the
index is built directly from plain .md files with sentence-transformers.
This package ships code only. It needs a real, pre-built vault + index
pair to do anything useful — either build your own (see below) or get one
shared from someone who already has it (just the .md vault + kb_index.npy
/ kb_meta.json, no re-embedding needed on the receiving end).
Note on mixed-content corpora: if your vault has a small, distinctly-tagged
subset (e.g. guide: GRP-Manual in frontmatter) mixed into a much larger
general corpus, that subset can get outranked by volume on any topic that
exists in both — unfiltered search may return zero of the small subset's
results even in the top 15, regardless of query wording. Use guide_filter
to force results from that subset when you know that's what you want; the
search_kb tool description already tells a calling LLM when to do this.
Build an index
export KB_VAULT_DIR=/path/to/vault
export KB_MCP_INDEX_DIR=/path/to/index
python -m grp_kb.build_index
Optional env vars: KB_FILE_GLOB (default *.md) to scope which files get
indexed, KB_EMBED_MODEL (default paraphrase-multilingual-MiniLM-L12-v2) to
use a different sentence-transformers model.
Run the server
export KB_VAULT_DIR=/path/to/vault
export KB_INDEX_DIR=/path/to/index
grp-kb
Register with Claude Code
claude mcp add grp-kb -s user \
-e KB_VAULT_DIR=/path/to/vault \
-e KB_INDEX_DIR=/path/to/index \
-- grp-kb
Tools
search_kb(query, top_k=10, source_only=False, guide_filter="")— returns a JSON array of results (score, path, heading, title, breadcrumb, forms, guide, snippet).read_kb_file(path)— full markdown content by relative path (as returned bysearch_kb).
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