MCP Server Overview

The Cyborg MCP (Model Context Protocol) server enables AI-powered documentation management directly from Claude Code or Cursor. Generate, upload, and sync documentation without leaving your IDE.

What is MCP?

MCP is a protocol that allows AI assistants to interact with external tools and resources. The Cyborg MCP server provides tools for:

• Generating documentation from your codebase
• Uploading documentation to the Cyborg platform
• Syncing changes as your code evolves
• Managing individual documents

Key Capabilities

Capability	Description
AI Documentation Generation	Interactive workflow to create docs tailored to your audience
Batch Upload	Upload multiple files with automatic chunking and embedding
Smart Sync	Only upload files that have changed (content hash comparison)
State Tracking	Local state file tracks sync status of each document

Quick Start

1. Install: npx @cyborg-sdk/mcp
2. Configure your IDE (see Installation)
3. Run generate_documentation prompt in Claude Code
4. Upload with upload_docs tool
5. Keep in sync with sync_docs

Architecture

The MCP server maintains a local state file (.cyborg-state.json) that tracks:

• Document IDs from the backend
• Content hashes for change detection
• Last sync timestamps

This enables efficient syncing—only modified files are uploaded.

Available Tools

Tool	Description
upload_docs	Upload documentation files to Cyborg backend
sync_docs	Detect and sync documentation changes
update_doc	Update a single documentation file
delete_doc	Delete a documentation file from backend

Available Resources

Resource	Description
docs://files	List all documentation files
docs://files/{path}	Read content of a specific file
docs://status	Get sync status of all files

Next Steps

• Installation - Set up the MCP server
• Generate Docs - Create documentation from code
• Upload Docs - Push docs to Cyborg
• Sync Docs - Keep docs in sync