Why do I get 'No valid existing index found' when starting the server?
The server will prompt you to embed and index documents automatically. Accept the prompt, or run `python embed_documents.py` manually first.
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MCP server to connect AI agents to any github corpa
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"Swarms_MCPserver": {
"command": "python",
"args": [
"swarms_server.py",
"--reindex"
]
}
}
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An MCP server built on FastMCP that enables AI agents to efficiently retrieve information from local documentation repositories. It uses hybrid semantic (vector) and keyword (BM25) search, chunked indexing, and FastMCP tools for seamless agent integration. Designed for developers working with agent frameworks like Swarms, Autogen, LangGraph, and OpenAI Agent SDK.
Clone documentation repos into the corpora/ folder, install Python 3.11 dependencies from requirements.txt, set an OPENAI_API_KEY in .env, run python embed_documents.py to load and embed documents, then start the server with python swarms_server.py. For IDE integration, add a Windsurf Cascade configuration pointing to the server script and access tools like swarm_docs.search.
The server will prompt you to embed and index documents automatically. Accept the prompt, or run `python embed_documents.py` manually first.
The server prefers `chroma-collections.parquet` if available; otherwise it falls back to `chroma.sqlite3`.
Run `python swarms_server.py --reindex` or use the `swarm_docs.reindex` tool. For a full schema refresh, add `--full`.
Place the new repository or files inside the `corpora/` folder, then reindex with the `--reindex` flag or the corresponding tool.
Python 3.11 environment with dependencies from `requirements.txt`, an OpenAI API key, and local storage for the Chroma vector database. No external cloud services are required beyond the embedding API call.
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