How do I connect Gnosis MCP Server to Claude?

Run `claude mcp add gnosis-mcp -- uvx gnosis-mcp ingest ./docs/` in Claude Code, or add the same command and arguments under mcpServers in Cursor's mcp.json or Claude Desktop's claude_desktop_config.json, then restart the client. The blocks above are ready to paste.

Is Gnosis MCP Server free?

The listed licence is MIT. Check the upstream terms for permitted use and commercial requirements; a public repository does not by itself mean the software is free or open source. Connected APIs and hosted services may have separate charges.

What can Gnosis MCP Server do?

Gnosis MCP Server documents 9 tools to the agent, including delete_doc, get_context, get_doc. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.

Gnosis MCP

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Zero-config MCP server for searchable documentation (SQLite default, PostgreSQL optional)

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01 / Choose your client

02 / Before you connect

Authentication is not specified. Check the project instructions before connecting.

Install the runtime required by the project and make it available to your client.

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Use names from the project instructions, separated by commas. Enter names only, never secret values.

03 / Add the configuration

Source: generated from public install instructions

claude mcp add --transport stdio 'gnosis-mcp' -- 'uvx' 'gnosis-mcp' 'ingest' './docs/'

Run in your terminal after replacing any placeholders.

04 / Check it in your client

Open your client’s MCP settings and confirm the server connects and lists its tools. A copied configuration does not confirm a working connection.

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9 of 9 tools

Documented tools (9)

From project documentation. A server handshake does not verify each tool’s description or behavior.

delete_doc

Remove a document and its chunks

get_context

Usage-weighted context summary

get_doc

Retrieve a full document by path

get_graph_stats

Knowledge graph topology: orphans, hubs, relation distribution

get_related

Find linked/related documents (multi-hop, relation type filtering)

search_docs

Search by keyword or hybrid semantic+keyword

search_git_history

Search indexed git commit history

update_metadata

Change title, category, tags

upsert_doc

Create or replace a document

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Questions about Gnosis MCP Server

How do I connect Gnosis MCP Server to Claude?: Run `claude mcp add gnosis-mcp -- uvx gnosis-mcp ingest ./docs/` in Claude Code, or add the same command and arguments under mcpServers in Cursor's mcp.json or Claude Desktop's claude_desktop_config.json, then restart the client. The blocks above are ready to paste.
Is Gnosis MCP Server free?: The listed licence is MIT. Check the upstream terms for permitted use and commercial requirements; a public repository does not by itself mean the software is free or open source. Connected APIs and hosted services may have separate charges.
What can Gnosis MCP Server do?: Gnosis MCP Server documents 9 tools to the agent, including delete_doc, get_context, get_doc. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.