The returned suggestions name the file they came from, which is the practical difference between a grounded answer and a fluent one — you can check it. It is aimed squarely at Cline, and the `project_path.txt` mechanism means switching projects is a manual edit, not automatic.
An MCP server for the Cline coding agent. It vectorises your project's documentation, detects which languages, frameworks and libraries the codebase actually uses, and pulls in official documentation links for them — so suggestions come from a knowledge base rather than from recall.
- `get_suggestions` — code suggestions for the snippet you pass as `codeContext`, with `code` and `language`, answered from the indexed knowledge base and returning the source each suggestion came from
- Documentation integration — loads and vectorises files from the `docs` directory or from URLs you supply, and accepts multiple documents and links
- Technology detection — identifies the languages, frameworks and libraries in the project
- Automatic documentation retrieval — finds and adds official documentation links for the technologies it detected
- Project path automation — reads `project_path.txt` so it works against the project currently open in Cline
Node.js v14 or higher, npm v6 or higher, and an OpenAI API key. Clone the repo, `npm install`, put `OPENAI_API_KEY` in a `.env`, then `npm run build`. Register `node build/index.js` in `cline_mcp_settings.json` with the key in the env block, write the absolute path of your current project into `project_path.txt`, and restart Cline. Smithery can install it for Cline in one command. Package version 0.1.0.
One command plus a key — npx -y @smithery/cli install coding-assistant-server --client cline, then supply credentials