librovore 1.0a7

Key Features ⭐

• 🔍 Universal Search: Fuzzy, exact, and regex search across documentation inventories and full content

• 🤖 AI Agent Ready: Built-in MCP server for seamless integration with Claude Code and other AI tools

• 📖 Multi-Format Support: Works with Sphinx (Furo, ReadTheDocs themes) and MkDocs (Material theme) sites

• 🚀 High Performance: In-memory caching with sub-second response times for repeated queries

• 🧹 Clean Output: High-quality HTML-to-Markdown conversion preserving code blocks and formatting

• 🎯 Auto-Detection: Automatically identifies documentation type without manual configuration

• 🔌 Extensible: Plugin architecture supports additional documentation formats via extension manager

Installation 📦

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "librovore": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": [
        "librovore",
        "serve"
      ]
    }
  }
}

uv tool install librovore

uvx librovore

pipx install librovore

uv pip install librovore

pip install librovore

Examples 💡

librovore query-inventory https://docs.python.org/3 pathlib

librovore query-content https://fastapi.tiangolo.com "dependency injection"

librovore serve

Use Cases

• AI Development: Enable Claude Code and other AI agents to search technical documentation

• Documentation Research: Quickly find API references and usage examples across multiple sites

• Development Workflows: Access documentation programmatically during development

• Cross-Reference Search: Find related concepts across different documentation sources

About the Name 📝

The name “librovore” draws from Latin roots meaning “book-devourer” - a fitting metaphor for a tool that consumes and digests documentation across multiple formats:

• 📚 Anglicized Latin libro- (“book”) + -vore (“devouring”)

• 🐲 The “Book Wyrm” - traditionally “librovore” is a synonym for “bookworm”, but Claude’s choice of the dragon emoji 🐲 rather than a worm emoji transformed our humble bookworm into a legendary wyrm that devours knowledge and makes it accessible

• 📖 Both “worm” and “wyrm” share the same Old English origins, so the linguistic evolution fits perfectly

Contribution 🤝

Contribution to this project is welcome! However, it must follow the code of conduct for the project.

Please file bug reports and feature requests in the issue tracker or submit pull requests to improve the source code or documentation.

For development guidance and standards, please see the development guide.

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