Local QMD search and bounded index maintenance through a Streamable HTTP MCP server.
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healthReturn QMD collection, index and current job health.Return QMD collection, index and current job health.
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start_updateStart one bounded asynchronous filesystem reindex job for configured collections.Start one bounded asynchronous filesystem reindex job for configured collections.
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start_embedStart one bounded asynchronous embedding job for an embedding-enabled collection. Force rebuild is allowed only on this administrative server.Start one bounded asynchronous embedding job for an embedding-enabled collection. Force rebuild is allowed only on this administrative server.
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job_statusReturn one job or the most recent bounded QMD administration jobs.Return one job or the most recent bounded QMD administration jobs.
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queryNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
query_rerankedSearch the knowledge base using a query document — one or more typed sub-queries combined for best recall.',
' description:Search the knowledge base using a query document — one or more typed sub-queries combined for best recall.', ' description:
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Local QMD search and bounded index maintenance through a Streamable HTTP MCP server.
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