MCP Lucene Server

What is MCP Lucene Server?

MCP Lucene Server is a Java-based implementation of the Model Context Protocol (MCP) that provides efficient search and retrieval capabilities using Apache Lucene. It allows users to manage and query documents effectively.

How to use MCP Lucene Server?

To use MCP Lucene Server, clone the repository, build the project using Maven, and run the server either directly or using Docker. You can interact with the server through its RESTful API.

Key features of MCP Lucene Server?

• MCP Compliance: Implements the Model Context Protocol.
• Lucene-Powered: Utilizes Apache Lucene for full-text search and indexing.
• RESTful API: Provides endpoints for document management and querying.
• Document Management: Upsert, delete, and list documents in the Lucene index.
• Complex Querying: Supports advanced queries and filtering based on metadata.

Use cases of MCP Lucene Server?

1. Managing large sets of documents with efficient search capabilities.
2. Implementing search functionalities in applications that require document retrieval.
3. Analyzing and filtering documents based on specific criteria.

FAQ from MCP Lucene Server?

• What technologies does MCP Lucene Server use?

It is built using Java, Spring Boot, and Apache Lucene.

• Is there a Docker image available?

Yes, instructions for Dockerization are included in the documentation.

• How can I check the server status?

You can check the server status by sending a GET request to /mcp/v1/status.