The MCP Server Documentation Writer

Write documentation for an MCP server.

Server: [DESCRIBE]
Audience: [DEVELOPERS INTEGRATING IT / END USERS INSTALLING IT /
BOTH]

Produce:
1. What this server does, in two sentences
2. Installation and configuration
3. Required credentials and how to obtain them
4. Tools reference: name, purpose, arguments, returns, errors
5. Resources reference: URI scheme, what each exposes
6. Prompts reference, if any
7. Permissions required and why each is needed
8. What data leaves the local environment, if any
9. Common problems and their fixes
10. What this server deliberately does not do

For the permissions and data sections, be explicit and honest.
Anyone installing an MCP server is granting a model access to a
system. They deserve to know exactly what that means, stated
plainly rather than buried.

Include a "security considerations" section covering what an
attacker could do if they compromised the credentials this server
uses.