These docs are available as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so an AI coding assistant — Claude, Cursor, or any other MCP-compatible client — can look up pline’s API reference directly while you work, instead of you copy-pasting endpoint details into a chat.

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Connect your assistant

On any page in these docs, open the page options menu (next to Copy page) and use:
  • Add MCP — adds this documentation site as an MCP server in your assistant’s configuration.
  • View / Copy — grab a page as raw Markdown to paste directly into a chat, without setting up MCP at all.
Once connected, your assistant can search and read pline’s endpoint specs, request/response shapes, and guides as context for whatever you’re building — keeping it current with this documentation rather than relying on what it already knows (or doesn’t) about the API.

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When to use it

  • Building an integration and want your assistant to reference exact request/response fields instead of guessing.
  • Asking your assistant to write example code against a pline endpoint it hasn’t seen documentation for.
  • Keeping long-lived AI-assisted projects in sync as these docs are updated, without re-pasting content each time.