Sumi-Docs-MCP
by starSumi
README.md
# Sumi Docs
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Sumi Docs publishes one reviewed documentation corpus for two consumers:
- people browse an Astro and Starlight website;
- agents query the same corpus through a read-only MCP server.
The reviewed root `docs/` tree and content catalog are the semantic source of
truth. The Web site and MCP server are independently addressable projections;
an agent host is the MCP client.
The [source repository](https://github.com/starSumi/Sumi-Docs-MCP) and
[documentation site](https://starsumi.github.io/Sumi-Docs-MCP/) are public and
under active development. The MCP and corpus-contract packages are published
under the `@sumi-labs` scope. No tagged GitHub Release or supported binary has
been published.
## Prerequisites
- Node.js 25.5.0 or newer
- pnpm 10.26.0 through Corepack or the version declared in `packageManager`
- a trusted checkout when loading repository-provided agent host configuration
## First Run
```powershell
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm run build
node packages/mcp/dist/index.js doctor --json
```
Doctor reports project-relative paths or external-source placeholders by
default. Add `--show-paths` only for local diagnosis; do not attach that output
to public issues or build artifacts.
The checked-in `sumi-docs.config.json` selects root `docs/` and the example
OpenAPI document. Start the human site with:
```powershell
pnpm --filter @sumi-labs/docs-web dev
```
Open `http://127.0.0.1:4321`. Codex, Claude Code, and VS Code project adapters
are described in [Agent host integration](docs/agent-hosts.md). They expose the
four MCP tools without requiring the optional maintainer Skill.
To expose the same corpus on a loopback Streamable HTTP endpoint:
```powershell
node packages/mcp/dist/index.js serve --transport streamable-http
```
Connect a compatible MCP client to `http://127.0.0.1:3000/mcp`. The static Web
site and `_mcp` corpus projection do not themselves run that endpoint.
For a hardened local container using the same reviewed root corpus:
```powershell
docker compose up --build
```
The service exposes MCP at `http://localhost:3000/mcp`, liveness at `/healthz`,
and corpus readiness at `/readyz`. Docker is optional for source development;
public deployment still requires HTTPS termination and explicit Host policy.
The repository also provides three optional project workflows under
`.agents/skills/`: `$sumi-docs-use` for setup and operation, `$sumi-docs-pr`
for proposal and pull-request preparation, and `$sumi-docs-audit` for
read-only, evidence-bound repository and release audits. They route work but do
not replace MCP or publish remote changes.
## Workspace
```text
apps/web/ Astro/Starlight site and corpus publisher
packages/mcp/ stdio and Streamable HTTP MCP server and CLI
packages/corpus-contract/ manifest schemas and conformance fixtures
docs/ product handbook and default corpus
.agents/skills/ optional project usage and contribution workflows
```
| Mode | Command | Purpose |
| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------- |
| Web development | `pnpm --filter @sumi-labs/docs-web dev` | Local browser site with reload |
| MCP development | `pnpm --filter @sumi-labs/docs-mcp dev` | TypeScript server against its example corpus |
| Production build | `pnpm run build` | Build contract, MCP, and static site |
| Compiled MCP | `node packages/mcp/dist/index.js serve` | Serve the discovered project corpus over stdio |
| Remote MCP endpoint | `node packages/mcp/dist/index.js serve --transport streamable-http` | Serve the same corpus on loopback HTTP |
| Validation | `pnpm run verify` | Package quality, tests, and dependency gates |
| Cross-product validation | `pnpm run verify:integration` | Exercise the generated Web corpus through MCP |
There are no required runtime secrets. `SITE_URL` is required only for a
release-site candidate. The container accepts documented `SUMI_DOCS_*`
deployment variables; generated output, local state, logs, caches, and `.env`
files remain ignored.
Package-specific instructions remain in each workspace. Active architecture
decisions live in the owning workspace's `docs/decisions/` directory; the root
handbook presents their user-facing consequences without duplicating the
decision records.
Source and site visibility do not publish a tag, package, or binary. Those
artifacts remain subject to the documented release gates.
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