This MCP server exposes Linux man pages as fast MCP resources, enabling AI assistants to search, retrieve, and explore system documentation directly on the local machine. It supports searching by keyword or command name via apropos, retrieving full man pages by name with optional section filtering, and listing available sections (1–9) with descriptions. Content is cleaned and formatted for AI consumption and the operations are asynchronous with timeout protection. Man pages are exposed as resources under man:// URIs (e.g., man://section/page, man://search/keyword, man://sections). The server runs on Linux with a standard man page setup, requires Python 3.10+, and depends on the MCP library (bundled in MCPB or installable via package managers). It can be used standalone, or packaged as an MCP Bundle (MCPB) for easy integration with IDEs like VS Code and Copilot, Claude Desktop, etc. The README also provides development and deployment guidance: quick start with MCPB, building bundles, and configuring clients via mcp.json or Python invocation.