FlexPro Documentation

Searches the official FlexPro documentation - Help topics, FPScript and FAQ

The FlexPro Documentation MCP Server provides the FlexPro online help, the FPScript function directory, and a selection of relevant questions and answers in the form of a knowledge base that can be searched by AI assistants. Using the “search_docs” tool, users can ask the server questions about using FlexPro in natural language; the server then returns the relevant documentation excerpts along with the corresponding references.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.weisang.com/doc
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: What this server is
This server searches FlexPro's documentation: the FPScript function reference, the help and the FAQ. It cannot read or change any FlexPro database, folder or formula - the separate stdio-based FlexPro MCP server does that. The corpus is English only: always query in English and translate results for the user yourself. A help hit carries 'section' - "2 of 19" - when it is one section of a multi-part topic; the field is absent for a single-section topic and for a FAQ entry. It means what it says: you have ONE part of that article. If the answer needs the whole topic, say so or search again with a query aimed at the missing part - the sibling sections are not reachable from the hit.
Questions that are not about flexpro
EVERY document in this corpus is about FlexPro, and no response field marks the case where the question is not. A question about ANOTHER product's own features gets the three closest FlexPro topics anyway, with ordinary-looking scores, because the corpus has tables, clusters and branches of its own. Decide from the question, which you know and the server does not:
What a DIFFERENT product does ("a pivot table in Excel", "a Kubernetes cluster", "merging a branch in Git"): say that this documentation does not cover it instead of assembling an answer from the hits.
How FlexPro works WITH that product (importing an Excel file, reading a TDMS file, calling a Python script): the hits are relevant and the answer is in them.
EDITIONS: THE WITHDRAWN "FlexPro VIEW" The indexed HELP corpus predates the withdrawal of the FlexPro View edition and still mentions it in two forms.
An AVAILABILITY LIST that includes it - "Available In: FlexPro View, Basic, Professional, Developer Suite" - is passed on WITHOUT the View entry: it means the feature exists in every current edition, which is what the user needs to hear.

Tools

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Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.weisang.com/doc

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

What this server is

This server searches FlexPro's documentation: the FPScript function reference, the help and the FAQ. It cannot read or change any FlexPro database, folder or formula - the separate stdio-based FlexPro MCP server does that. The corpus is English only: always query in English and translate results for the user yourself. A help hit carries 'section' - "2 of 19" - when it is one section of a multi-part topic; the field is absent for a single-section topic and for a FAQ entry. It means what it says: you have ONE part of that article. If the answer needs the whole topic, say so or search again with a query aimed at the missing part - the sibling sections are not reachable from the hit.

Questions that are not about flexpro

EVERY document in this corpus is about FlexPro, and no response field marks the case where the question is not. A question about ANOTHER product's own features gets the three closest FlexPro topics anyway, with ordinary-looking scores, because the corpus has tables, clusters and branches of its own. Decide from the question, which you know and the server does not:

What a DIFFERENT product does ("a pivot table in Excel", "a Kubernetes cluster", "merging a branch in Git"): say that this documentation does not cover it instead of assembling an answer from the hits.

How FlexPro works WITH that product (importing an Excel file, reading a TDMS file, calling a Python script): the hits are relevant and the answer is in them.

EDITIONS: THE WITHDRAWN "FlexPro VIEW" The indexed HELP corpus predates the withdrawal of the FlexPro View edition and still mentions it in two forms.

An AVAILABILITY LIST that includes it - "Available In: FlexPro View, Basic, Professional, Developer Suite" - is passed on WITHOUT the View entry: it means the feature exists in every current edition, which is what the user needs to hear.