DocDeploy
Host project docs and persist encrypted, multi-tenant agent memory so your coding assistant keeps context across sessions and deploy artifacts.
Overview
DocDeploy is an MCP server for the Build phase that provides document hosting and encrypted multi-tenant agent memory over streamable HTTP.
What is this MCP server?
- Document hosting tuned for agent and human readers
- Encrypted agent memory with multi-tenant persistence
- Streamable HTTP MCP remote at mcp.docdeploy.io (v1.0.0)
- Tied to DocDeploy app branding and docdeploy.io console
- GitHub-backed open-source docdeploy repository
- MCP server version 1.0.0
- Single streamable-http remote at mcp.docdeploy.io
- Two headline capabilities: document hosting and encrypted agent memory
What problem does it solve?
Agent context and customer docs scattered across repos and chat logs vanish when you switch machines or onboard a second tenant.
Who is it for?
Solo builders shipping agent-backed SaaS who need hosted docs plus durable, encrypted memory without building storage themselves.
Skip if: Teams that only need static docs in GitHub Pages or a single-developer scratchpad with no tenancy.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Documents and encrypted memory persist in DocDeploy so agents reload the right corpus and tenant-scoped history on demand.
- Hosted documentation endpoints agents can read and update
- Encrypted persisted memory records scoped per tenant
- Integrated doc + memory workflow without custom backend storage
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Journey fit
Canonical shelf is Build/docs because hosted documentation and agent-readable corpora are created while you ship the product narrative and technical references. DocDeploy targets document hosting and durable memory stores that pair with agent workflows—not application runtime databases.
How it compares
Hosted docs-and-memory MCP, not a local filesystem or plain markdown skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is DocDeploy for?
Developers using Claude Code or Cursor who want centralized document hosting and encrypted, tenant-aware agent memory via MCP.
When should I use DocDeploy?
Use it while building or operating agent products that must retain docs and session memory across users, environments, or releases.
How do I add DocDeploy to my agent?
Add the remote https://mcp.docdeploy.io/mcp to your MCP client following docdeploy.io setup, authenticate per your DocDeploy tenant, then call memory and document tools from the agent.