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This documentation site is also published in formats that AI coding tools can read directly: llms.txt, a Markdown version of each page, and an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. With these formats, your tools can search and read API specifications, settings, and implementation guides. No authentication or prior sign-up is required.
You can use these formats to check specifications while implementing, and also to investigate errors or confirm behavior after release.

Loading the documentation by URL

To give your AI agent the documentation, pass it one of the following URLs. No tool-side setup is needed.
  • llms.txt links to separate indexes for English and Japanese, and for 3.x and 2.x.
  • llms-full.txt contains the English 3.x pages only. Its size is about 2.6 MB. For Japanese or 2.x pages, follow the indexes in llms.txt and read the pages you need.
  • Appending .md to a page URL returns the Markdown version of the page. Japanese pages have /ja/ at the start of the path, for example https://developers.authlete.com/ja/get-started/concepts/action-handling.md.
The menu next to Copy page at the top of each page provides the following actions.

Connecting to the MCP server

If your tool supports MCP, register the MCP server endpoint https://developers.authlete.com/mcp. The tool can then search and read the documentation directly.
The MCP server also contains the Authlete 2.x documentation. If version is not specified, search results can include 2.x pages. Tell your AI agent which Authlete version you use, and have it specify version in search_authlete_documentation (3.x for Authlete 3.0).
The transport is HTTP. No authentication is required. The configuration format depends on the tool; see your tool’s documentation for details. The following examples register the server as authlete-docs.
If you commit a project-level configuration file, such as .cursor/mcp.json or .vscode/mcp.json, to your repository, everyone on the project gets the same setup.

MCP server tools

The MCP server provides the following three tools.

Using AI agent answers

  • Authlete 3.0 is the current version. Documentation for Authlete 2.x (pages under /v2/) is for users of the legacy version.
  • The documentation is updated regularly. Do not rely on an AI agent’s answer as is; confirm it on the relevant page.
  • If you cannot find what you need in the documentation, do not guess. Contact us.