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Real-time documentation context through vector-based search and retrieval via Qdrant.

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Real-time documentation context through vector-based search and retrieval via Qdrant.
  1. Obtain your OpenAI API Key

    • Go to the OpenAI platform: https://platform.openai.com/api-keys.
    • Log in with your OpenAI account.
    • Click on “Create new secret key.”
    • Copy the generated API key. You will need this value for OPENAI_API_KEY.
  2. Set up your Qdrant vector database

    • If you don’t have a Qdrant instance, deploy one:
    • Copy the URL of your Qdrant instance (e.g., https://<your-instance>.qdrant.tech). You will need this value for QDRANT_URL.
  3. Obtain your Qdrant API Key

    • If you use Qdrant Cloud:
      • In the Qdrant Cloud interface, open your project.
      • Navigate to the “API Keys” section.
      • Click “Create API Key,” give it a name, and copy the generated API key. Use this for QDRANT_API_KEY.
    • If you run a local/self-hosted instance without authentication, you may leave this blank or configure authentication as per the Qdrant documentation.
  4. Fill values in the FastMCP connection interface

    • Press the “Install Now” button for the MCP server.
    • In the FastMCP connection interface, provide the following values:
      • OPENAI_API_KEY: (the key copied from OpenAI)
      • QDRANT_URL: (the URL to your Qdrant instance)
      • QDRANT_API_KEY: (the key copied from Qdrant Cloud, or leave blank if not required)
  5. Save your changes

    • Click “Save” or “Connect” in the interface to apply your configuration.

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