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TO DO: Add official Docker Hub image once it has been published.

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2. Start ArangoDB (if you don't have an instance):

```bash
docker run -d --name arangodb -p 8529:8529 -e ARANGO_ROOT_PASSWORD=test arangodb/arangodb:latest
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Should use image arangodb or arangodb/enterprise. We no longer publish arangodb/arangodb (CE) since 3.12.5

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title: ArangoDB Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server
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@diegomendez40 should we mark it as experimental?

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@nerpaula For now we are planning to keep the MCP repository private, which means that users/customers do not need any local docker or poetry instructions.

Instead, the MCP docker images are uploaded to docker hub . The linked docker hub page also includes instructions on how to use the MCP.

  1. How are we planning to proceed with the documentation? We should decide whether we want to maintain the detailed docs on docker hub or in our official documentation - What do you prefer?
  2. Also, have all the listed examples in the "Practical Examples" section been validated to work with the first MCP version?

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nerpaula commented Nov 6, 2025

@nerpaula For now we are planning to keep the MCP repository private, which means that users/customers do not need any local docker or poetry instructions.

Instead, the MCP docker images are uploaded to docker hub . The linked docker hub page also includes instructions on how to use the MCP.

  1. How are we planning to proceed with the documentation? We should decide whether we want to maintain the detailed docs on docker hub or in our official documentation - What do you prefer?
  2. Also, have all the listed examples in the "Practical Examples" section been validated to work with the first MCP version?

@maxkernbach I think it's best to keep the detailed usage instructions on Docker hub. We can then simplify our documentation - we just point to the docker hub for pulling the image + instructions. I would still keep in our documentation an overview of the available tools and practical examples (yes, they have been tested and they all work).

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@nerpaula nerpaula merged commit f7f8be0 into DOC-761 Nov 6, 2025
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