DocOrbit MCP server

DocOrbit is a helper for coding assistants. It finds the official documentation for the tools your project uses, matches it to the exact versions in your project, and feeds that to your AI. It is handy if you use Claude Code, Cursor, or similar assistants and keep getting code that works for the wrong version.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question about a library, like how to set up Stripe or use Next.js route params. Your AI calls DocOrbit, which looks at your project files to see which version you have. DocOrbit then fetches the matching documentation, trims it down to just the useful parts, and hands it back. Your AI writes code using that context, and can ask DocOrbit to check the code against the docs before saving it.

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What you can do with it

• Pull in official docs for a library by giving its URL
• Match documentation to the exact version in your project
• Get a short, focused answer for a specific coding task
• Check generated code against the docs before you run it
• Spot deprecated methods and common pitfalls
• Compare two versions of documentation to see what changed
• Export a docs map or agent instructions file for your project

Try asking your AI

• “I want to set up Stripe in my app, the docs link is https://docs.stripe.com/payments/checkout, use docorbit to set it up”
• “How do I access dynamic route params in a Next.js 14 route handler? Use docorbit.”
• “Check this code against the docs before I save it: const { id } = await params;”
• “What changed in the Stripe API docs since last month? Use docorbit to diff them.”

What it gives back to you

You get back short, clean Markdown answers grounded in the actual documentation. It can also return lists of endpoints, code snippets, warnings about deprecated methods, and a verified or mismatch result when checking code. In the chat, this usually looks like a focused explanation with a small code example and a note about your version.

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Who it's for

Developers and technical teams who use AI coding assistants and want the assistant to follow the correct version of a library's documentation.