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JSR-MCP Server

JSR-MCP Server

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github.com/sigmaSdDeveloper Tools7Updated 79w ago

About JSR-MCP Server

JSR-MCP Server lets MCP clients retrieve documentation for JSR modules through Deno’s document API. It is intended for clients that need module documentation on request.

Key features

  1. 01Fetch JSR module documentation
  2. 02Expose the `jsr_docs` tool
  3. 03Return documentation as plain text

Use cases

  1. 01Look up `@std/path` documentation
  2. 02Retrieve JSR module docs during a client session

MCP support

It exposes the `jsr_docs` tool to MCP clients, which provide a module name and receive its documentation.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

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Repository

Tools

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Details

From the project README

JSR-MCP Server

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides access to JSR (JavaScript Registry) module documentation.

Exmaple

Here is an example chat with Zed using this mcp Server:

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Overview

This server provides an MCP interface for retrieving documentation for JSR modules. It uses Deno's document API to fetch and serve module documentation on request.

Features

  • Simple MCP-based interface for JSR module documentation
  • Exposes a single tool: jsr_docs for retrieving module documentation

Tools

jsr_docs

Allows clients to request documentation for any JSR module.

Parameters:

  • module (string): The name of the JSR module to document (e.g., @std/path)

Returns:

  • Documentation for the specified module in plain text format

Usage

# Run the server with all required permissions
deno run -A server.ts

License

MIT

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