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This MCP server enables AI agents to search and retrieve exact, cited passages from a large corpus of public-domain books, including full-text search, book metadata, chapters, quotes, and 'ask book' Q&A. Payments are handled via x402 micropayments on Base.

Enables full-text search and paginated retrieval of indexed documentation (PDFs, Markdown, text) through MCP tools, with filtering by category and file.

Enables AI clients to search curated, cited knowledge bases built from founders', CEOs', and investors' public talks, essays, and posts, returning passages with source links and dates. It also exposes available source collections via MCP tools so users can ask how those individuals might approach business, product, or growth questions.

Exposes a locally built, searchable index of your saved Instagram reels — AI summaries, key points, transcripts, categories, and every extracted tool, place, product, and link — to any AI assistant over MCP. Enables chat-based search and retrieval across the whole collection without leaving the conversation.

Provides a 'library keeper' sub-agent that ingests PDF/EPUB books and answers questions grounded in them via local embedding search, with deterministic classification and knowledge gap logging.

Enables a persistent local library for mathematical PDFs with cached LaTeX extraction, full-text search in English and Greek, and page/image retrieval over MCP.

Enables retrieval and cleaning of official documentation content for popular AI/Python libraries (uv, langchain, openai, llama-index) through web scraping and LLM-powered content extraction. Uses Serper API for search and Groq API to clean HTML into readable text with source attribution.

Enables locally-first literature research through an MCP host by collecting sources, parsing documents, retrieving evidence, validating citations, and exporting research records in multiple formats.

Local-first document management and semantic search for AI coding agents, with a built-in web dashboard and REST API.

Enables AI agents to manage, upload, chunk, and semantically search local documents through MCP tools and a REST API, with a built-in web dashboard and optional Gemini-powered AI search.

Turns a user's own Markdown wiki into a locally indexed knowledge base, enabling semantic search, per-page retrieval, source listing, and citation-backed RAG question answering. All embedding and generation run through a local Ollama instance, so queries and documents never leave the machine.

Enables AI assistants to fetch, index, and perform semantic RAG-based searches on API documentation from various sources. It provides tools for hybrid search and collection management, allowing users to access up-to-date documentation from projects like Gemini and FastMCP.

Provides MCP tools for searching, retrieving, and answering questions about indexed Nextcloud developer documentation from multiple sources.

Enables AI agents to search and query documentation from git repositories using hybrid search and structured metadata queries.

An MCP server that serves documentation and enables AI-powered search, Q\&A, and document analysis for developer tools and guides.

A Model Context Protocol server that enables AI agents to query a Graphiti knowledge graph and pgvector document store for evidence-backed responses via hybrid search and RAG.

Enables MCP clients to query upstream documentation through a single search tool, backed by a bundled sample corpus, Vertex AI Search, or an SSH endpoint, returning cited source passages and refusing when nothing relevant is found.

Provides a retrieval/MCP knowledge server for the Unreal Engine Python API, enabling AI agents to retrieve real signatures and documentation before writing code.

Provides token-efficient semantic search and document retrieval by indexing PDFs, text, and markdown files into local notebooks using ChromaDB. It enables AI agents to query relevant passages from large documents through local embedding models like Hugging Face or Ollama.

Enables users to search and retrieve research datasets via natural language queries, with tools for proposing and committing tag changes. Includes robust authorization, idempotent mutations, and an audit trail.