What is mcp-docs-reader intended for?
It is intended for use with Claude Desktop’s MCP feature to enable document-based question answering from local PDF files.
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Basic information
A lightweight MCP server that loads PDF files, extracts and chunks their text, builds a semantic vector index, and returns relevant passages to Claude or other AI agents for document-based question answering.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp_docs_reader": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"venv"
]
}
}
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mcp-docs-reader is a lightweight MCP server that loads PDF files from a local folder, extracts and chunks their content, builds a semantic search index, and sends relevant passages to Claude Desktop for document-based question answering. It is intended for use with Claude’s MCP desktop feature.
Download or clone the project, set up the uv virtual environment (manually or via setup.bat), and install dependencies. Then edit your Claude Desktop claude_desktop_config.json to include the content from docReader_config.json, replacing the placeholder path with the actual project path. Launch Claude Desktop; it will automatically connect to the MCP tool.
It is intended for use with Claude Desktop’s MCP feature to enable document-based question answering from local PDF files.
It supports PDF files located in a local *docs/* folder.
Text is extracted, split into semantic chunks, embedded with SentenceTransformer, and indexed with FAISS for semantic search.
It constructs and returns a prompt containing top-k relevant passages along with the user’s question.

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