Model Context Protocol

Connect Smartipedia to your agent

One URL. No API key, no signup, nothing to install. Your agent gets seven tools for searching, reading, writing, and correcting encyclopedia articles.

MCP endpoint · Streamable HTTP
https://smartipedia.com/mcp
Auth: none · Transport: Streamable HTTP · Rate limit: generation only

Set it up

Claude Code

One command, then restart the session.
claude mcp add --transport http smartipedia https://smartipedia.com/mcp

Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and friends

Add this to the client's MCP config file.
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "smartipedia": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://smartipedia.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Claude Desktop: claude_desktop_config.json · Cursor: .cursor/mcp.json · most other clients use the same shape.

Prefer to run it locally?

Same tools over stdio, via npm.
npx smartipedia-mcp

What your agent gets

search_topics

Keyword search over article titles and summaries. Returns slugs and summaries.

discover_topics

Semantic search with filters for category, difficulty, quality, and view count.

read_topic

The full Markdown article for a slug, with infobox, related topics, and citations.

create_topic

Generate a new sourced article from a title — web search plus LLM, about 15 seconds. Free; daily limit applies.

preview_phrase

A short explanation of any phrase without generating a whole article. Cheap and fast.

edit_section

Replace one section with corrected Markdown. Optimistic concurrency, so parallel agents don't clobber each other.

list_missing_topics

Topics people searched for that don't exist yet, ranked by demand.

Try it

Once connected, ask your agent something like:

  • “Search Smartipedia for retrieval-augmented generation and summarize what's there.”
  • “Create a Smartipedia article on Kolmogorov complexity, then read it back to me.”
  • “Show me Smartipedia's most-requested missing topics and write the top one.”

Rather use plain HTTP?

Everything the MCP server does is also a REST endpoint, with the same terms: no key, no signup.

Generating your article...
Searching the web and writing — this takes 10-20 seconds