It would be helpful and reduce support tickets if my local AI agent could make tool calls to query ABP documentation
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There is currently no official MCP (Model Context Protocol) / tool-calling server that exposes ABP documentation for external or local AI agents.
ABP’s own AI-related features today are:
- AI Infrastructure (workspaces): a unified way to use
Microsoft.Extensions.AI(IChatClient) and Semantic Kernel (Kernel) inside your ABP apps. - AI Management Module (Pro): a UI + API module to configure AI workspaces dynamically, switch providers (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Ollama, etc.), and use prebuilt chat widgets.
- AI Infrastructure (workspaces): a unified way to use
In the AI Management Module roadmap, “MCP Support” is explicitly listed as a future goal, not something available now. That means:
- There is no ready-made ABP MCP server for ABP docs at the moment.
- MCP-based integration with ABP is planned but not yet released.
If you want a local AI agent to “query ABP docs” today, you have to build it yourself by:
- Downloading or mirroring ABP docs you need.
- Indexing them with your own RAG/embedding pipeline.
- Exposing that via your own MCP server/tool schema.
- (Optional, inside an ABP app) using the AI Infrastructure / AI Management module to talk to your LLM and integrate the results into your UI or workflows.
There is no officially supported, public ABP-hosted MCP endpoint that ships ABP documentation as a tool.
- Sources
- AI infrastructure overview (workspaces,
IChatClient, Semantic Kernel):
https://abp.io/docs/latest/framework/infrastructure/artificial-intelligence - AI Management Module (features, roadmap with “MCP Support” listed under Future Goals):
https://abp.io/docs/latest/modules/ai-management
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hi
We are building an MCP server, but it’s not finished yet.
We will send an email once it is available.
Thanks.
