Create Kura

The knowledgebase for humans and agents.

Kura is agent-native documentation infrastructure, built on June. One Markdown source becomes a polished website for people and a callable MCP server for agents — single source, zero drift. Sidebar, table of contents, semantic search, copy-as-Markdown, MDX, and i18n are built in, not bolted on.

npm create kura my-docs

Then npm install, npm run gen, npm run dev — and open http://localhost:3000.

Why Kura

The audience for docs is changing: more and more traffic comes from AI agents. Traditional docs tools treat "for agents" as an afterthought; Kura makes it the foundation.

• Humans get a fast docs site — sidebar, ToC, search, copy-as-Markdown, MDX components.
• Agents get every page as .md / .json, a /llms.txt index, and callable search_docs / get_page tools at /mcp.

One source projects to HTML, Markdown, JSON, and MCP with no duplication, so what a human reads and what an agent calls can never drift apart.

Packages

Examples

• examples/docs — a docs site with default-language fallback, a language switcher, and cross-lingual search (English + a Japanese demo locale).
• examples/search — semantic search over a SQLite corpus, reachable by humans (HTML), programs (.json), and agents (/mcp).
• examples/docs-cjk — CJK keyword search: per-locale tokenization (繁中 / 日本語 via Intl.Segmenter) plus opt-in 繁/简 normalization with OpenCC.

Development

This is an npm-workspaces monorepo.

npm install
npm run build --workspaces --if-present   # build the @kurajs/* packages

Note: on some platforms @huggingface/transformers pulls sharp (image-only, unused for text). If npm install fails building it, re-run with npm install --ignore-scripts.

Links

• Website & docs: https://kura.build
• Built on June: https://june.build

License

MIT © Lawrence Lin