Archbee MCP. Manage technical docs and sync APIs via your AI client.

You connect this server to your AI agent when you gotta work with technical docs or APIs—this ain't some basic search thing; it lets your agent actually do stuff inside your whole documentation setup.

Search Documentation
Your agent can run a query across all documents using search_docs, letting you dig into the entire knowledge base for whatever topic you need. You also get the ability to pull the full, current text and metadata for one specific file with get_doc. If you gotta find something deep in your docs, you just ask, and it finds the relevant sections of content.

Manage Document Content
You can write a brand new document or overwrite an old one using create_update_doc by dropping Markdown content right into it. Need to get raw data into place? You use import_content to take raw Markdown and stick it into an existing structure. If you need to save external assets—say, diagrams or PDFs—you store 'em with upload_file.

When you're done messing around with drafts, remember that discard_suggestion lets you ditch a suggested change document without applying it to the main content. To make sure your changes stick, use merge_suggestion to combine content from a suggestion into its live version. You can also modify a space's settings or metadata using update_space, which is key for keeping track of versions.

Synchronize API Specs
The agent uses sync_openapi when you connect an external OpenAPI definition—whether that's YAML or JSON—and embed it right into the proper documentation file. This adds all those interactive features, like 'Try It' functionality, straight into your docs. You can check out the metadata for a synced API using info_openapi.

Organize Spaces and Groups
You maintain the whole organizational structure with these tools. To set up a totally new documentation area, you call create_space. Need a replica of an existing space? Use clone_space; it copies everything—content, settings, the works—keeping it all intact. You can group multiple spaces, both old and new, into a dedicated container using create_space_group to keep your navigation tight.

When you're done with a structure or a space, you gotta clean up: you use delete_space for an entire area and everything in it, or you call delete_space_group to remove the structural group itself. You can also retrieve the specific rules that govern how all your content shows up by running get_display_rules.

When a space is ready to go live, you publish it with publish_space, making it visible in whatever environment you're targeting.

The Big Picture
You can make an entire copy of the whole deal—all data from your knowledge base organization—by calling export_organization and downloading a full backup. You also have the power to delete the structural group that holds multiple spaces using delete_space_group, cleaning up the overall view.