Yappy macOS docs (yappy.biz): setup, permissions, LLM backends, troubleshooting.
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https://yappy.biz/docs/mcp3 tools · 113mssearch_documentationFull-text search across Yappy documentation and FAQ. Use this to answer how-to and troubleshooting questions: installing Yappy, granting macOS permissions, a hotkey that does nothing, choosing an LLM backend, configuration keys, personas, or exactly what stays on-device. Results carry an excerpt yo…Full-text search across Yappy documentation and FAQ. Use this to answer how-to and troubleshooting questions: installing Yappy, granting macOS permissions, a hotkey that does nothing, choosing an LLM backend, configuration keys, personas, or exactly what stays on-device. Results carry an excerpt yo…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | What to search for, in plain words. |
| limit | integer | How many results to return. |
| type | string | Narrow the search to documentation pages or FAQ entries. |
get_documentation_pageFetch one full Yappy documentation page as markdown, by slug. Use this after search_documentation when an excerpt is not enough and you need the whole page — for example the complete configuration reference or the full privacy model.Fetch one full Yappy documentation page as markdown, by slug. Use this after search_documentation when an excerpt is not enough and you need the whole page — for example the complete configuration reference or the full privacy model.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| slug* | string | Which page to fetch. |
list_documentation_pagesList every page in the Yappy documentation with its slug, title, and one-line summary, so you can pick the right one to read instead of guessing a slug.List every page in the Yappy documentation with its slug, title, and one-line summary, so you can pick the right one to read instead of guessing a slug.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| include_summaries | boolean | Include each page's one-line summary alongside its slug and title. |
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Yappy macOS docs (yappy.biz): setup, permissions, LLM backends, troubleshooting.
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