Doc Bridge

Doc Bridge is AgentsKit's own documentation and agent-handoff tool: it reads a repository's docs, ownership map and human documentation site, then gives coding agents and humans an evidence-linked starting point before an edit. It runs locally over stdio only, launched via npx ak-docs mcp, and requires no API key; the README states it does not send project data to AgentsKit, collect telemetry, or write files outside the selected project. The AgentsKit-io GitHub organization, the @agentskit npm scope, the doc-bridge.agentskit.io product page and the parent agentskit.io site all point at the same repository, establishing first-party authority: this is not a wrapper around a separate vendor's product.

The dedicated docs/mcp.md page, fetched 2026-09-15, enumerates eight tools: handoff.resolve, doc.search, doc.get, gate.status, retriever.query, memory.classify, memory.promoteDraft and registry.topology. The README separately states that a packaged Claude Desktop bundle advertises fourteen tools and exercises eight of them in its smoke test; the extra six, and the one non-read-only tool named in the README (docbridge.proposals), are not itemized in docs/mcp.md. No file fetched, including the README, CHANGELOG, PRIVACY.md and the docs pages, names an MCP protocol revision, so spec support is recorded as unknown.

The official MCP Registry record is pinned at version 1.2.6, published 2026-08-03, while the npm package @agentskit/doc-bridge had reached version 1.7.45 by 2026-08-29, roughly forty releases ahead. GitHub's own release feed stopped at v1.4.3 on 2026-08-14; the newer npm versions have no corresponding GitHub release or tag.