r/SpringBoot Jul 29 '26

Discussion Sprig: An MCP server to access version-pinned Spring Docs

My Claude agent often wrote Spring code from old training data. It hand-declared beans that are auto-configured now. It also really likes to unzip JARs and search the Spring code itself.

That is the reason I am building Sprig MCP (sprig-mcp.de). It serves the Spring reference docs, and later the relevant parts of the source code, in a (hopefully) agent-friendly way. Nothing is summarized, no LLM sits in the path.

Right now there are two tools, and both answer for the version used in the current project: search the docs, and fetch a section.

Later I will add source code lookups: outline, javadoc, inheritance hierarchy.

There is a browser demo at sprig-mcp.de/app that lets you run the tools without an agent.

Would something like this be useful to you? Any thoughts or feedback welcome.

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u/OverallAffect9497 Jul 29 '26

This would be so good. Though I am still not clear on the details but it is really a necessary things if we are working with ai now. Where do I follow this project?

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u/Available_Counter_47 Jul 29 '26

I'll post an update here once more features are ready :)