Xberg Releases Local Document Extraction MCP Server, Outperforming Docling in Native PDF Quality
Goldziher · reddit · 2026-08-04
Xberg (formerly Kreuzberg) released a local document extraction MCP server, enabling agents to process documents locally without manual pre-processing.
- Core Features: Exposes 9 tools via xberg mcp (e.g., extract, detectmimetype, and cache tools), running fully offline on local CPU.
- Supported Formats: Handles 101 document formats, code/data, audio/video, and URLs. Features layout-aware extraction (reading order and tables via ONNX), multiple OCR engines, chunking, and NER.
- Performance: Achieves top-tier native PDF quality and table fidelity with a quality score of 0.958 and SF1 of 0.949, significantly outperforming Docling (0.612).
Available for installation via brew or cargo.
Related event: Content Intelligence Framework Xberg v1 Released(3 posts)→
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