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Your docs.In the AI toolsyou already use.

Connect ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other compatible AI tools to your Hyperdocs workspace. Read and edit your documentation through MCP, without copying content between tools.

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No credit card requiredWorkspace owner connects MCP

Read your workspace documentation
Write changes back from your AI tool
Owner-managed connection
MCP server for documentation

Keep the conversation.
Connect the docs.

Give your AI tool a direct way to work with your documentation. Spend less time moving text between windows and more time improving what customers read.

Read before you write.

Let your connected AI client access existing workspace documentation as you work. Give the conversation the context of your actual docs.

Make the change in place.

Work on wording and content with your AI tool, then use its MCP connection to write edits back to your Hyperdocs workspace.

Work where you’re comfortable.

Use a conversational assistant or a coding environment. The connection brings your docs into the AI workflow you choose.

Connect your workspace

From your workspace
to your next prompt.

The workspace owner creates the connection once. Use the same Server URL in the compatible AI clients your team chooses.

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ReadyConnected

Hyperdocs marks the connection as Connected after the first client request.

  1. Connect MCP in Hyperdocs.

    As the workspace owner, open MCP and select Connect. Hyperdocs creates a unique Server URL for that workspace.

  2. Add the URL to your AI client.

    Copy the Server URL and follow the setup instructions for your client. The URL includes your access token; keep it private.

  3. Start with your existing docs.

    Ask your AI client to list your Hyperdocs documents. Once connected, use it to read and edit workspace documentation.

Your first prompt
List my Hyperdocs documents
A simple first request to check the connection.
Use the tools that fit your work

In a conversation.
Or alongside your code.

The Hyperdocs guide covers six AI clients, with setup instructions for each. Choose how you prefer to work.

Work on docs
through conversation.

Connect your workspace to ChatGPT or Claude to bring documentation into the discussion.

Connect your AI assistant
  • Start with existing contentAsk the connected client to read your workspace docs.
  • Move from conversation to editsUse the MCP connection to write changes back to Hyperdocs.

Your docs are ready to join the conversation.

Bring your Hyperdocs workspace into the AI tools you use.

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Clear access. Clear control.

Your workspace.
Your connection.

MCP gives a connected client read and write access to the entire workspace. The owner controls that connection and can revoke it at any time.

Treat the Server URL like a password.

It contains the token that grants access. Add it only to AI tools you trust, and keep it out of public docs and shared examples.

  • Created by the workspace owner

    Only the owner can create or revoke MCP access. Invited admins, editors, and viewers cannot manage the connection.

  • One active connection per workspace

    Use the same Server URL across multiple compatible clients. Hyperdocs shows connection status and the last client identifier.

  • Revoke access immediately

    Disconnect MCP to stop the old URL from working. Reconnecting creates a new URL to add to your AI clients.

Part of your documentation platform

The right assistant
for the job at hand.

Work from an external AI tool, write inside Hyperdocs, or help readers on your published site.

In your AI tools

MCP

Read and edit workspace docs from a compatible external AI client.

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Inside Hyperdocs

Docs Agent

Work on documentation with the assistant built into your Hyperdocs workspace.

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On your published docs

Answer Agent

Help customers find answers while they’re reading your documentation.

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A few things to know

Questions about
Hyperdocs MCP

More detail, whenever you need it.

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What is an MCP server for documentation?

A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server connects compatible AI tools to documentation. Hyperdocs MCP gives a connected AI client read and write access to your workspace docs, so you can work with that content from the client.

Which AI tools can I connect?

The Hyperdocs setup guide covers ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, and Codex. Use a client that supports the required remote MCP connection. Client settings and availability can vary; follow the current connection guide.

Who can create or revoke the connection?

Only the workspace owner can connect or disconnect MCP. Invited admins, editors, and viewers cannot manage the connection.

What can a connected AI client access?

The connection grants read and write access to the entire workspace. Its unique Server URL contains the access token, so treat that URL as a credential and share it only with AI tools you trust.

Can I use more than one AI client?

Yes. Each workspace has one active MCP connection, and you can use that same Server URL in multiple compatible AI clients.

What happens when I disconnect MCP?

Hyperdocs revokes the connection immediately. The old Server URL stops working and cannot be restored. Connecting again creates a new URL, which you must update in your AI clients.

Is this the same as Answer Agent or Docs Agent?

They serve different workflows. MCP connects external AI tools to your workspace docs. Docs Agent is the assistant you use inside Hyperdocs to work on documentation. Answer Agent helps readers find answers on your published docs site.

Make your next move

Bring your docs
into your AI workflow.

Connect your Hyperdocs workspace. Read, improve, and update documentation from the tools you already use.

Get startedExplore the setup guide

No credit card required.

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