Adobe Commerce Docs MCP Server

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that gives AI assistants direct access to the official Adobe Commerce / Magento documentation. It indexes the Adobe Experience League sitemap and provides tools, resources, and prompts to search, browse, and read documentation pages — all from within your AI coding assistant.

Features

• 10 tools — search, read pages, browse sections, fetch one section of a long page, find related docs, extract code examples, get page TOC, lookup errors, multi-query search, and refresh
• Structured tool output — every tool returns typed structuredContent (JSON Schema outputSchema) alongside human-readable markdown, so clients can parse results programmatically
• Tool annotations — all tools declare readOnlyHint/openWorldHint/idempotentHint so MCP clients can reduce confirmation friction for safe, read-only operations
• MCP Resources — browsable commerce:// URIs for sections and doc pages, capped at 300 entries per section read to stay context-safe
• MCP Prompts — reusable workflows for troubleshooting, code review, upgrades, and concept explanation
• BM25 search — relevance-ranked results with IDF weighting and document-length normalization
• Synonym expansion — graphql also matches gql, cloud matches ece, module matches extension, and 40+ more
• Fuzzy matching — tolerates typos like chekout → checkout, catlog → catalog
• Smart truncation — cuts at heading boundaries instead of mid-sentence
• Instant cold start — indexes from a sitemap snapshot bundled with the package, then refreshes live in the background — no blocking on a live sitemap fetch to answer your first query
• Persistent cache — disk cache for both sitemap (24h) and page content (7 days), survives restarts
• HTTP transport — --http flag for remote/team deployment via Streamable HTTP
• Docker ready — multi-stage Dockerfile for containerized deployment
• Configurable — all settings tunable via environment variables
• Zero config — just add one line to your MCP config and go

Tools

search_adobe_commerce_docs

BM25-ranked search with synonym expansion and fuzzy matching.

get_doc_content

Fetch the full content of a documentation page as clean markdown.

get_code_examples

Extract only the code blocks from a documentation page. Returns fenced code snippets without surrounding prose — much more token-efficient than fetching the full page.

get_page_toc

Get the heading hierarchy (table of contents) of a page. Useful for understanding structure before fetching the full content.

get_doc_section

Fetch just one section of a page by heading name (case-insensitive, substring match), including its nested subheadings. Use this for long pages where get_doc_content's full-page fetch would truncate before reaching the section you need — check get_page_toc first to find the heading name.

get_related_docs

Find sibling/related pages in the same section of the documentation tree.

lookup_error_code

Search the Knowledge Base for an error code or message. Auto-fetches the top result for immediate answers.

multi_page_search

Search with multiple queries in one call. Returns de-duplicated results — reduces round-trips when researching from multiple angles.

list_doc_sections

List all available documentation sections with page counts. No parameters.

refresh_sitemap

Force-refresh the cached sitemap data, and clear the on-disk page content cache (individually cached per page for up to 7 days) so subsequently fetched pages come back fresh instead of stale. No parameters.

Available Sections

Use these slugs with the section parameter:

Resources

MCP Resources let AI clients browse data directly via URIs — no tool call needed.

Prompts

MCP Prompts are reusable workflows that work across all MCP clients (Cursor, Claude Desktop, VS Code, Windsurf, etc.).

Quick Setup for Cursor

Option A: Automatic Setup Script (Linux / macOS)

Run this single command in your terminal:

bash <(curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jigarkkarangiya/adobe-commerce-docs-mcp/main/setup-cursor.sh)

Or if you have the repo cloned:

bash setup-cursor.sh

The script will:

• Check that Node.js 18+ is installed
• Create or update your ~/.cursor/mcp.json
• Tell you to restart Cursor

Option B: Manual Setup (All Platforms — 3 Steps)

Prerequisites

You need Node.js 18+ installed. Check by running:

node --version

If you don't have it, install from nodejs.org.

Step 1: Open MCP Settings in Cursor

1. Open Cursor
2. Go to Settings (gear icon in bottom-left, or Ctrl + , / Cmd + ,)
3. In the left sidebar, click "MCP"
4. Click "+ Add new MCP server"

Step 2: Add the Server

A dialog will appear. Fill it in:

Click "Add".

Step 3: Verify

You should see adobe-commerce-docs in your MCP list with a green dot (active).

Open any chat in Agent mode and try:

"Search Adobe Commerce docs for checkout configuration"

Option C: Edit Config File Directly

Open (or create) the MCP config file:

Add this JSON (if the file already has other servers, merge the adobe-commerce-docs block into the existing mcpServers object):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "adobe-commerce-docs": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "adobe-commerce-docs-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Restart Cursor after saving.

Setup for Other Tools

Claude Desktop

Add to your Claude Desktop config: