Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables AI assistants to access this documentation in real-time. By connecting this documentation as an MCP server, you ensure that tools like Cursor, Claude, and Windsurf have access to the latest guides and API references.
If you already have other mcpServers defined, just add the lstpsche-docs object alongside them.
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Save and reload tools
Save the config, then reload tools (or restart Windsurf) so Cascade can connect to the server.
1
Install the Claude CLI
Install the official claude CLI from Anthropic (see their docs for the latest installation instructions).
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Register the lstpsche Docs MCP server
Run this command in your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http "lstpsche Docs" https://nikita-shkoda.mintlify.app/mcp
This tells Claude Code to treat these docs as an HTTP MCP server.
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Verify the server is available
List configured MCP servers:
claude mcp list
and check that lstpsche Docs appears in the output.
Perplexity does not currently expose a generic MCP client, so it cannot connect directly to the full /mcp server.
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Use the contextual menu
From any docs page, use the contextual menu and choose Open in Perplexity (if enabled in docs.json).
This opens a Perplexity conversation with the current page content as context.
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Ask follow-up questions
Ask questions in Perplexity about what you see on the page; it will answer based on that provided context.
ChatGPT does not yet provide a general-purpose MCP client, so it cannot connect directly to the full /mcp server.
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Open the current page in ChatGPT
From any docs page, use the contextual menu and choose Open in ChatGPT (if enabled in docs.json).
This opens a ChatGPT conversation with the page content pre-loaded as context.
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Provide extra context when needed
For deeper questions, paste additional snippets or links from the docs into the same ChatGPT thread so it can reason over more context.