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MCP server for Rust documentation
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Bookworm is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that provides LLMs with local access to Rust crate documentation from docs.rs. It downloads, indexes, and serves crate documentation, items, metadata, and source code via a set of MCP tools.
Install and run via Cargo: cargo run --bin wrm-mcp. Configure your MCP client (e.g., Claude.ai) with a JSON entry pointing to the wrm-mcp binary. Once the server is running, an LLM can use the provided tools to search crates, browse items, and fetch resources.
crates_search, crate_search_items, crate_resource.Bookworm provides `crates_search` (list crates matching a query), `crate_search_items` (list items matching a query), and `crate_resource` (fetch a resource by URI). A `crate_search_src` tool is planned but not yet implemented.
It takes a URI following the pattern `crate://{crate_name}/{crate_version}/{resource}` to retrieve crate versions, metadata, readme content, items list, source code list, or a specific item/source file.
After downloading, each crate’s documentation is stored in a local directory. An SQLite index (`index.sqlite`) records metadata for all cached crates, enabling fast searches and queries.
It needs internet only during the initial download phase (`wrm-dl`). Once downloaded and indexed, the MCP server operates entirely offline.
Bookworm is a Rust crate collection. The MCP server runs via `cargo run --bin wrm-mcp`. Individual tools like `wrm-dl`, `wrm-index`, and `wrm-query` are also available as libraries and binaries with a `cli` feature.
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