Docs MCP Server
The Zuplo Docs MCP server exposes the full Zuplo documentation through the Model Context Protocol. AI agents can search, ask questions, and pull in accurate, up-to-date answers without leaving the editor.
Endpoint: https://dev.zuplo.com/mcp/docs
This server is public — no authentication required.
What it does
The Docs MCP server provides two tools:
| Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|
search-zuplo-docs | Semantic search across all Zuplo documentation. Useful for finding pages on policies, handlers, and concepts. |
ask-question-about-zuplo | Ask a natural-language question. The server returns a synthesized answer grounded in the docs. |
Add it to your client
See the Docs MCP Server setup guide for step-by-step instructions across Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and other MCP clients. Any MCP-compatible client that accepts a streamable HTTP endpoint works — no headers or credentials needed.
When to use it
The Docs MCP server is most useful when:
- You want answers grounded in the latest docs, even when the agent's training data is stale.
- You're working outside a Zuplo project, so the bundled
node_modules/zuplo/docs/isn't available. - You want a one-question lookup ("How do I configure the rate-limit policy?") without manually opening the docs site.
For project-local work, prefer the
bundled docs in node_modules/zuplo/docs/ — they
match your installed Zuplo version and don't require a network round-trip.
Related
- AI Coding Agents — how to set up
AGENTS.mdand bundled docs. - Agent Skills — task-specific guidance that complements the docs MCP server.
- Zuplo MCP Server — manage your Zuplo account programmatically from agents.