WhatsUpDoc (downmarked) MCP Server

@paradiselabs-ai

Basic information

About WhatsUpDoc (downmarked) MCP Server

Scrape any developer documentation and save it locally as a markdown file using anthropic's MCP to standardize communication between the cli and the documentation server

WhatsUpDoc (downmarked) MCP Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "WhatsUpDoc": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "downmarked",
        "fetch",
        "https://reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is WhatsUpDoc?

WhatsUpDoc is a command-line tool that fetches developer documentation from any website, converts it to Markdown using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and saves it locally. It is intended for developers who want to store documentation offline or as local Markdown files.

How to use WhatsUpDoc?

Install globally with npm install -g downmarked, then run downmarked fetch <url> to fetch and save documentation. Use options like -o for output path, -s for a CSS selector, -r for recursive linked pages, -d for max depth, and --split to split by headers into separate files.

Key features of WhatsUpDoc

Fetch documentation from any website and convert it to Markdown
Save documentation to any location on your system
Target specific content using CSS selectors
Recursively fetch linked documentation pages
Split documentation by headers into separate files
Uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for standardized communication

Use cases of WhatsUpDoc

Save React documentation to a local Markdown file for offline reference
Recursively fetch multiple linked docs pages (e.g., Python tutorial) up to a specified depth
Extract only the main content area of a page using a CSS selector
Split long documentation by headers into multiple files for easier navigation

Frequently asked questions

How do I install the tool?

Install globally with `npm install -g downmarked` or run directly with `npx downmarked fetch <url>`.

What options are available for fetching documentation?

Options include `-o` for output path, `-s` for a CSS selector, `-r` for recursive fetching, `-d` for maximum recursion depth (default 3), and `--split` to split by headers into separate files.

Can I fetch only part of a web page?

Yes, use the `-s` option with a CSS selector (e.g., `-s "main"`) to target specific content areas.

What does the recursive option do?

The `-r` flag fetches linked documentation pages from the initial page, up to an optional maximum depth (`-d`).

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