How do I add Documentation MCP Server to Claude?
Run `claude mcp add`, enter a server name when prompted, and provide the command and arguments for the server (uv and the path to main.py).
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Documentation MCP Server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server created following a YouTube tutorial on building MCP servers in Python. It is designed to integrate with Claude Desktop and can be tested with custom queries, such as generating code for vector databases with LangChain.
Add the server to Claude by running claude mcp add, giving it a name, and providing the command /Users/baw/.local/bin/uv with arguments --directory /Users/baw/Desktop/dev/mcp/first_mcp_server run main.py. After installation, list available servers with claude mcp list and test with queries in Claude. Debugging is possible using MCP Inspector via npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector uv run main.py.
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Run `claude mcp add`, enter a server name when prompted, and provide the command and arguments for the server (uv and the path to main.py).
Use the command `claude mcp list` to view all available MCP servers.
Run MCP Inspector with the command `

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