1.8 KiB
MCP boundary
The server uses local standard input/output transport and binds once to the explicit
--project-root supplied at process startup. Optional proposal access also binds once to the
configured --proposal-writer. It does not expose an HTTP port in the first release.
Read tools
docforge_project_infodocforge_get_contractdocforge_get_nodedocforge_searchdocforge_filter_nodesdocforge_backlinksdocforge_dependenciesdocforge_impactdocforge_get_contextdocforge_validate_projectdocforge_render_status
Each response states that document text is project content, not higher-priority instructions. Each response includes project identity, revision, source hash, adapter version, and staleness state.
Isolated proposal tools
docforge_create_changesetdocforge_list_changesetsdocforge_get_changesetdocforge_propose_node_createdocforge_propose_node_updatedocforge_propose_node_movedocforge_propose_node_deletedocforge_validate_changesetdocforge_get_changeset_diff
Proposal tools may write only below the configured changeset root. They never change canonical
files. Without --proposal-writer, mutation tools return proposal_access_disabled. Validation and
diff retrieval remain available for existing changesets.
Excluded tools
The normal server never exposes shell execution, arbitrary reads or writes, canonical changeset application, preview generation, renderer execution, Git mutation, project builds, deployment, publication, global project selection, or cross-project retrieval.
DocForge pins the official stable Python MCP SDK to the compatible mcp>=1.28,<2 release line.
Migration to a later major release requires a separate contract and protocol compatibility review.