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yikakia/godoc-mcp-server

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A mcp server provide infomation from pkg.go.dev. For all golang programmers

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yikakia/godoc-mcp-server

Added 1 June 2026

#go #mcp #mcp-server #modelcontextprotocol

Overview

This tool is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that fetches Go package documentation from pkg.go.dev. Written in Go, it exposes package information to MCP-compatible clients for use by Go programmers.

Best for

Best for
Go developers who use MCP-aware editors, assistants, or build tools and need quick access to package documentation.

Use cases

  • Retrieve documentation for Go packages within an MCP-enabled editor or agent
  • Look up function signatures and types without leaving the development environment
  • Explore APIs of public Go packages via natural language or structured queries

Notes

This tool is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that fetches Go package documentation from pkg.go.dev. Written in Go, it exposes package information to MCP-compatible clients for use by Go programmers.

36 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-03-19. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Retrieve documentation for Go packages within an MCP-enabled editor or agent
  • Look up function signatures and types without leaving the development environment
  • Explore APIs of public Go packages via natural language or structured queries

Pros

  • Simple integration with any MCP-compatible client or agent
  • Written in Go, matching the ecosystem it serves
  • Direct access to the canonical pkg.go.dev documentation source

Cons

  • Relies on pkg.go.dev being available and up-to-date
  • Limited to public Go packages; no coverage for private modules
  • Small community (36 stars) may mean slower issue resolution

Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Simple integration with any MCP-compatible client or agent
  • Written in Go, matching the ecosystem it serves
  • Direct access to the canonical pkg.go.dev documentation source

Cons

  • Relies on pkg.go.dev being available and up-to-date
  • Limited to public Go packages; no coverage for private modules
  • Small community (36 stars) may mean slower issue resolution