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@ryanvogel @adamwathan Try us if you are seeking an alternative MCP Docfork.com

@adamwathan context7 and inbound context for retrieval of docs and inbound for letting it look up user support messages directly

What's the most useful MCP server you have installed?

User registration for Docfork is now live! We built Cabinets: project-scoped access to libraries, repos, and private docs (soon). Alternatives like Context7 bundle everything into a monolith, fine for small teams/single projects. Cabinets however allow pro-developers to organize their resources and maximize their AI coding workflow. Try Docfork today: docfork.com

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@dexhorthy Try Docfork.com - 1 call only, instead of context7 2 calls.

Context7 is so freaking well engineered in terms of token efficiency for your model

@The0xDawg @an_engineer_log @iambilalazhar @aidenybai @Context7AI Try Docfork.com - does a similar thing but uses only 1 call to check not 2.

@an_engineer_log @iambilalazhar @aidenybai @Context7AI Context7 is a must have if you’re building imo. Sonnet 4 for example, is only trained on data up to March, so if I wanna implement “x” but “x” had a major update in May then context7 can provide that up to date documentation

does anyone actually use MCPs in Cursor / Claude Code?

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claude code users: what are the most impactful MCPs you regularly use?

@tribixbite This library is now available on the Docfork website and MCP 👍

@docfork_ai where do you pull libraries from? I'm trying to access docs for @multisynq/client npm. docs.multisynq.io (hosted on github at multisynq/docs)

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@tribixbite Thanks for the heads up. We will add to the crawl. Will take a few days.

@trevorloula Try using docfork.com for the same task - quicker.

If you're coding with AI and not using the Context7 MCP server, you're missing out. LLMs often rely on outdated info: hallucinated APIs, broken examples, stale docs. Context7 fixes that. ✅ Version-specific docs ✅ Real code examples ✅ Fewer errors, faster dev

@NRaitschew Try docfork.com - see if you prefer to context7 for up-to-date docs.

Except for context7 and Sequential thinking, are there any other great mcps for claude code. Would love some recommendations

@joenandez @jeff_weinstein Try our docfork.com alternative - 1 API v 2

@jeff_weinstein Context7 github.com/upstash/contex…

best mcp you are actually using at least 1x per day?

@NRaitschew Appreciated!

@docfork_ai I will give it a shot and write a review

Context7 is ons of the strongest MCPs for vibe coding. It offers documentation that are always updated to basically every big open source software as context for the LLM. I use it in Cursor for example, it's great because I use laravel as my phone format and it always used to rewrite parts of the framework, now that rarely happens.

@benkraus @steipete Can also try docfork as an alternative to context7 👍

@steipete context7

Which MCP servers do you find useful for Claude Code?

@ChrisLaidl67565 @itsakdev Would appreciate if you tried docfork.com . We do it with 1 API call instead of 2 making it quicker.

@itsakdev I use context7 MCP for docs and it works great. It works much better than Cursor docs IMO as it uses tools to search and get the necessary parts.

I want to take some specific documentation and export all of it into a markdown file so i can feed it as context to an LLM. Is there a way to do that?

@robotdad @jongallant Would appreciate if you tried docfork.com . We do it with 1 API call instead of 2 making it quicker.

@jongallant And context7 for everything else

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@RhysSullivan context7

watching Claude Opus burn $70 of tokens regenerating shadcn components instead of just running bunx shadcn add