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This site is hosted on Mintlify, which automatically exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint. Any MCP-capable AI client can connect to it, search this documentation, and answer your questions without you copying and pasting pages.

Endpoint

Transport is HTTP (JSON-RPC 2.0, text/event-stream responses). The endpoint is read-only: it cannot change anything and cannot reach data outside this site.

Tools

After connecting, tools/list reports three tools. Tool names are derived from the site name and change when the site is renamed, so always read them from tools/list instead of hardcoding them in your configuration.

Read a full page

Paths inside the virtual filesystem are page URL paths plus .mdx. For example, the page https://docs.qomicex.top/guide/instances lives at /guide/instances.mdx:
Supported commands include rg, grep, find, tree, ls, cat, head, tail, stat, wc, sort, uniq, cut, sed, awk, and jq. Every call is stateless: the working directory always resets to /, so use absolute paths or chain commands with && in a single call.

Configure a client

Most clients add a remote MCP server through JSON configuration:
For other clients, follow their own documentation. The only required values are the url above and the HTTP transport type.

Verify the endpoint

You can test the endpoint without a client: send initialize, then notifications/initialized, before calling any tool.
Skipping notifications/initialized makes calls fail. If you call tools/call right after initialize, the endpoint returns -32602 Tool ... not found. The tool exists; the session is simply not ready yet.

FAQ

Why don’t the tool names match what I expected? Tool names are derived from the site name. This site was renamed to Qomicex Docs - QML Launcher, so the actual names look like search_qomicex_docs_qml_launcher. Always use the output of tools/list. Can an AI change the docs through MCP? No. The endpoint is read-only. The only write-like action is submit_feedback, which merely forwards a report to the maintainers. Is the content Chinese or English? It depends on the page. This site ships both: Chinese pages live at the site root (for example /guide/instances), English pages live under /en (for example /en/guide/instances). State your preferred language, or include language keywords in query, for better results. Do I need an API key? No. The endpoint is public and unauthenticated, and it only reaches published documentation.