Agent-Friendly Documentation
Machine-readable access to this documentation, including a hosted MCP server, Markdown pages, a page index, and OpenAPI specifications.
A hosted MCP server searches these docs and answers with a link to each source page, the pages are also available as Markdown, and the Hyperstack API and the AI Studio API each publish an OpenAPI specification. Use these when you are grounding an AI client in the current docs, building tooling against Hyperstack, or generating a client from a specification.
Every entry point below is public and requires no authentication.
Hyperstack Docs MCP Server
The Hyperstack Docs MCP Server answers questions from this documentation over the Model Context Protocol and returns a link to each source page. Connect an MCP-compatible AI client to it when you want the client to search and read the docs itself, rather than fetching pages and passing them in.
https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/mcp
The server is hosted and read-only. It uses the Streamable HTTP transport and exposes five tools: search_docs, get_page, list_sections, lookup_error, and get_flavor_info.
One command adds it to every AI client installed on your machine:
npx add-mcp https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/mcp --name hyperstack-docs
For per-client install links and commands, the tools it exposes, and how to verify the connection, see the connection guide. Opening the server URL in a browser shows the same connect options and tool list.
Copy a page or open it in an assistant
Every page carries a Copy page button in the top right corner, including this one. Click it to copy this page as Markdown, or use its menu to send the page into a common AI client:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Copy page | Copies the page as Markdown to your clipboard. |
| View as Markdown | Opens this page as Markdown in a new tab. |
| Open in ChatGPT | Opens ChatGPT with a prompt to read this page. |
| Open in Claude | Opens Claude with a prompt to read this page. |
| Connect via MCP | Adds the Docs MCP Server to your AI client, so it can read every page rather than this one. |
Read any page as Markdown
Any documentation page can be retrieved as Markdown instead of HTML, without the site chrome, navigation, or scripts. There are two ways to ask, and both return the same content.
Append .txt to the page path:
curl https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/docs/getting-started.txt
Or request the page URL itself with a text/markdown accept header:
curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/docs/getting-started/
The second form is useful when you already hold a page URL, from a search result or a link, and do not want to rewrite it. Requesting the site root this way returns the page index described below.
The Markdown is the page source with the site's own components resolved to text, so tables, code blocks, and links survive.
Page index
llms.txt lists the documentation pages with a one-line description of what each one covers, grouped the way the sidebar groups them.
curl https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/llms.txt
The file opens with a platform summary, the REST API base URL, the console URL, the authentication method, and the MCP server address, then lists the pages. Start here when you want to know what exists before fetching anything specific. Individual API endpoints are not listed, since the OpenAPI specifications below describe them in full.
Registering this URL as a documentation source in an AI client gives it a map of the site to fetch from.
OpenAPI specifications
The Hyperstack API and the AI Studio API each publish a specification you can generate a client from or load into an API tool.
| API | Specification | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Hyperstack API | https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/openapi/hyperstack.json | API Reference |
| AI Studio API | https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/openapi/ai-studio.json | AI Studio API Reference |
Each specification mirrors the published reference exactly: the operations it contains are the operations documented on this site. Both are rebuilt whenever the documentation is, so they cannot fall behind the pages.
https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/.well-known/api-catalog lists both of them in a single RFC 9727 link set, if you would rather discover the specifications than hardcode their URLs.
Discovery from any response
Every response from this site carries a Link header, as defined in RFC 8288, naming the entry points above. An agent that has fetched any page can find the rest without being told where to look.
curl -I https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/
| Relation | Target |
|---|---|
service-doc | The API reference |
service-desc | Each OpenAPI specification |
llms-txt | The page index |
mcp-server | The Docs MCP Server |
api-catalog | The specification catalog |
For clients that look up a server rather than read a header, https://docs.hyperstack.cloud/mcp/server-card returns the Docs MCP Server's card: its name, version, transport, and the protocol versions it supports. Read it before writing a client against the server.