This is a sample for showing how to do FIrebase Docs as an MCP server (including indexing documents)
Overview
What is Firebase Docs MCP?
Firebase Docs MCP is a server setup project that demonstrates how to index Firebase documentation using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It includes components for indexing documents and serving them over a protocol server.
How to use Firebase Docs MCP?
To use Firebase Docs MCP, you need to set up an API key, index the Firebase documents, and then test the server using the provided commands in the documentation.
Key features of Firebase Docs MCP?
- Indexing Firebase documentation into markdown format.
- SQL lite database integration for indexed documents.
- Model Context Protocol server for serving indexed content.
Use cases of Firebase Docs MCP?
- Indexing and serving Firebase documentation for easy access.
- Testing the MCP server with various tools and requests.
- Integrating Firebase documentation into applications using the MCP server.
FAQ from Firebase Docs MCP?
- What is the purpose of the API key?
The API key is required to access the Gemini embedding model used for indexing documents.
- How do I handle indexing failures?
The project includes a retry strategy to reindex documents if the initial indexing fails.
- Can I test the server locally?
Yes! You can test the server locally by following the provided commands in the documentation.