Connect to MCP
Retrieve documentation content without leaving your AI tool.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI applications to connect to external data sources and tools.
When connected to the Apryse docs MCP server, AI assistants and coding agents can retrieve relevant documentation on demand as part of a conversation or task. Instead of relying on manual searches or shared links, they can access documentation directly, delivering more accurate answers, code examples, and troubleshooting guidance.
Discover the benefits
Connecting to an MCP server helps you:
Access documentation directly from your AI tool.
Find relevant content without manual searching or copy-and-paste.
Reduce context switching between documentation and development environments.
Use up-to-date documentation as context for AI conversations.
Generate more accurate answers, code examples, and recommendations.
Support coding, troubleshooting, and planning workflows.
Decide when to use
MCP is best for users who regularly work in AI-powered tools and want documentation available directly within those workflows.
Access documentation directly from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, or other MCP-compatible clients.
Ask questions while browsing documentation. → Use AI Assistant
Retrieve relevant documentation as part of coding, troubleshooting, and research workflows.
Work with a specific documentation page in an AI tool. → Use Markdown pages
Provide AI tools with up-to-date documentation through a direct integration.
Give AI tools a complete documentation export from a single file. → Use llms-full.txt
Build agent-based workflows that can search and reference documentation on demand.
Help AI tools discover documentation resources and site structure. → Use llms.txt
Reduce manual searching, copying, and sharing of documentation content.
Quickly copy documentation content into an AI conversation. → Use Markdown pages
Use documentation as a trusted reference while generating code or troubleshooting issues.
Get broad documentation context without configuring an MCP client. → Use llms-full.txt
Connect an AI client
You can connect any MCP-compatible client to the Apryse docs MCP server over streamable HTTP. Point the client to:
The connection is supported via streamable HTTP only. stdio and SSE aren't supported.
Next steps
We provide setup guides and examples for the following MCP-compatible AI clients:
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