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MCP Server Implementation for Rust documentation from Docs.rs
No standard config provided
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docs-rs-mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementation that exposes Rust documentation from Docs.rs to MCP-compatible clients, such as Claude for Desktop. It is intended for developers who want to access Rust crate documentation directly through an MCP client.
Add the server to Claude for Desktop by following the official MCP user quickstart guide, which explains how to edit the configuration file and troubleshoot common issues. The README does not provide installation commands or configuration keys.
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No, the project is currently abandoned and not under active development. However, the server is functional and can be used as-is. Community contributions and forks are welcome, but there is no guarantee of future updates or support.
You can follow the official Model Context Protocol User Quickstart guide, which explains how to configure Claude for Desktop to connect to MCP servers, including editing your configuration file.
No, this project is not affiliated with Docs.rs or Anthropic. Use at your own risk; no warranty or support is provided.
The server exposes Rust documentation from Docs.rs (https://docs.rs/). No further details are given about caching or local storage.
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