data-olympus MCP server

data-olympus is a shared knowledge base for your team's coding rules and decisions, kept as plain markdown files in git. It gives your AI a way to check those rules before suggesting code, so it follows what your team already agreed on. It is handy for teams who use coding assistants and keep running into the same old arguments about which library or pattern to use.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like which library to use for a task. The AI sends that question to this helper program. The helper searches your team's markdown knowledge base for the rule or decision that applies. It only returns entries that are marked as accepted and still valid, skipping old or replaced ones. Then the AI uses that answer to guide what it writes for you.

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What you can do with it

• Look up your team's accepted coding standards before suggesting code
• Check whether a decision has been replaced by a newer one
• Search the knowledge base by topic, status, or type
• Add a proposed rule to a pending queue for review
• Trace the history of a decision through its replacement chain
• Filter results to only show rules that are currently valid

Try asking your AI

• “What library does our team use for date handling?”
• “Is there an accepted decision about how we do database migrations?”
• “Has the rule about logging been replaced by something newer?”
• “What is our standard for error handling in this project?”

What it gives back to you

You get back plain answers in the chat, usually a short summary of the rule or decision that applies, with a note about its status and when it was last updated. If several entries match, you get a short list. If nothing matches, the AI tells you that too, so you know there is no agreed rule yet.

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Who it's for

Software teams who use coding assistants and want them to follow the team's own agreed standards and decisions.