Sinequa

Small Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to give direct access to the Sinequa documentation based on your query and/or what the models interprets as your query.

Features

• Retrieves the top documents from the Docs tab in https://docsearch.sinequa.com;

Future features

• Works properly;
• Retrieves the top documents from the C# API tab in https://docsearch.sinequa.com;
• Retrieves the top documents from the Overflow tab in https://docsearch.sinequa.com;

Installation

There's two environment variables: SINEQUA_USERNAME and SINEQUA_PASSWORD, one for the username of your account in the documentation website and the other for the password.

For Opencode:

1. Download the executable from the releases, either for Linux or Windows;
   • Build it from source, making sure to name it "mcp-sinequa";
2. Extract it from the zip, naming it "mcp-sinequa";
3. Add the executable to your PATH;
4. Open your ~/.config/opencode.json (or other location where you store the configuration for Opencode);
5. Add the following block:

{
    "$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json",
    "mcp": {
        "sinequa": {
            "type": "local",
            "command": ["mcp-sinequa"],
            "enabled": true,
            "environment": {
                "SINEQUA_USERNAME": <your username here, in quotes>,
                "SINEQUA_PASSWORD": <your password here, in quotes. escape characters appropriately>
            }
        }
    }
}

For other MCP enabled applications, install as you would there.

FAQ

1. Why Golang?

Because I wanted to.

2. Why use a headless browser to grab the pages? Surely there's a better way.

There isn't, https://docsearch.sinequa.com is an Angular webpage and as such requires the browser to fully render it out. With a better API design, this would be even easier or they would be even be able to provide it themselves. When such a time comes, I'll let this languish here.