Does Backbone include a search feature?

Yes, it features the `search-backbone` tool, which performs full-text searches across all Markdown chapters, returning relevant resource links and text excerpts.

What kind of content can I read with Backbone?

You can read the plain text content of any Backbone.js Markdown chapter that has been registered as a resource, providing direct access to the documentation.

Backbone is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed to expose Backbone.js Markdown chapters as readable, stable resources and provide a full-text search tool for easy access to documentation.

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

MCP is the underlying protocol Backbone uses to expose its resources and tools, enabling standardized interaction and integration with other MCP-compatible clients or inspectors.

How does Backbone organize documentation?

It registers each Markdown chapter as a unique resource with a stable URI (e.g., `backbone://chapter/NN`), making them easily addressable and readable through the MCP server.

Backbone

Name: Backbone
Author: elegroag

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Exposes Backbone.js Markdown chapters as readable resources and provides a full-text search tool.

This MCP (Model Context Protocol) server provides a structured way to access and search through Backbone.js documentation. It transforms Markdown chapters into stable, addressable resources, making it easy to read their content. Additionally, it offers a powerful `search-backbone` tool that allows users to perform full-text searches across all chapters, returning relevant excerpts and links to the source documentation. Built with TypeScript and Zod for robust typing and validation, it ensures reliable access to and search capabilities within the documentation.

Key Features

01Utilizes Zod (v3) for robust input validation of tool arguments.

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03Includes a `search-backbone` tool for full-text search across all chapters, returning resource links and excerpts.

04Registers each Markdown chapter as an MCP resource with a stable URI (e.g., `backbone://chapter/NN`).

05Provides functionality to read the plain text content of any requested chapter.

06Modular architecture separating server, resource handling, and Markdown reading logic.

Use Cases

01Integrating Backbone.js documentation into other applications via the Model Context Protocol.

02Serving structured Backbone.js documentation for programmatic access.

03Enabling full-text search capabilities over a collection of Markdown-based learning materials.