README: point at the documentation page instead of carrying it - #22
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What MCP means here, the three setup levels, registering the server with each client and the loop the tools are meant to be used in now live at https://abap2ui5.github.io/docs/advanced/mcp_server.html, written for somebody who has not set up an MCP server before. What stays here is the quick start, the tool table, the operational notes that only matter once it is running, and how to work on the repository. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YM2A6eh3sX7ssGDuagbSGG
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#22 moved the three setup levels into the documentation page and left a Quick start here. That is the better shape and it wins the conflict wholesale; what survives from this branch is only the substance - level 1 no longer clones this repository, because npx now has a package to fetch. The three-level detail this README used to carry is in abap2UI5/docs (advanced/mcp_server), so the npm install has to be said there too. Separate repository, separate pull request.
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#23) 0.1.0 is on the registry, so the Quick start no longer opens with a clone of this repository - npx has a package to fetch. #22's shortened README shape is kept wholesale; what changed is the substance, not the structure. Verified against the published package rather than assumed, because the bin is abap2ui5-mcp and the package is @abap2ui5/mcp-server: npx has to fall back to "exactly one binary" to resolve that, and if it did not, every command here and the VS Code extension's fallback would be wrong. The handshake returns abap2ui5 0.1.0 and lists 14 tools. CHANGELOG: 0.1.0 gets its date and loses the future tense - the paragraph under it still said nothing had been published, under the heading for the thing that was. A fresh Unreleased opens above it. npm run check added; abap2UI5#2640 gates that rule across the ecosystem. The three-level detail now lives in abap2UI5/docs, so the npm install is said there too - docs#157.
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Nothing on the documentation site said what this server is, so the README was carrying the whole explanation — including the part a reader needs before deciding to clone anything, which is not a thing a README can reach.
The full documentation now lives at https://abap2ui5.github.io/docs/advanced/mcp_server.html: what MCP means here and what registering a server actually does, the three setup levels and what each one buys, the client JSON for Cursor / VS Code / Claude Desktop, every tool with what the agent gets from it, and the loop they are meant to be used in.
What stays here is the quick start (level 1 plus the Claude Code line), the tool table, the operational notes that only matter once it is running — sandbox, port, timeouts, offline behaviour, the renamed-corpus note — and how to work on the repository.
Companion PR: abap2UI5/docs#156, which adds the page. It also fixes the stale
ai-mcplinks across the documentation — this repository ismcp-serversince the rename, and the docs still pointed at the old name.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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