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Meteora’s documentation MCP is the live, tool-call version of these docs for AI agents. It is hosted by Mintlify at https://docs.meteora.ag/mcp and follows Mintlify’s documentation MCP model: agents can search indexed documentation, then read exact page content from a read-only docs filesystem.

What is MCP?

MCP is an open protocol that connects AI assistants to external data sources and tools. With Meteora’s documentation MCP server, your AI tool can:
  • Search documentation: find relevant product docs, developer guides, SDK references, and API references
  • Read exact pages: retrieve full MDX/Markdown content through Mintlify’s virtual docs filesystem
  • Inspect API reference content: look up indexed endpoint docs, request/response schemas, parameters, and errors where available
  • Use docs without web-search noise: answer from the current indexed Meteora documentation instead of generic search results
This is a read-only documentation server. It does not execute API calls, submit transactions, sign with a wallet, mutate documentation, or manage funds.

Endpoint

Meteora’s public documentation MCP server is available at:

Meteora Docs MCP

Connect an MCP-compatible AI tool to Meteora documentation
This endpoint uses HTTP transport and exposes Meteora’s indexed documentation through MCP.

Documentation MCP vs Mintlify MCP

Mintlify offers two related MCP experiences: Use Meteora’s documentation MCP when an agent needs current Meteora context. Use Mintlify’s authenticated MCP only if you are part of the docs team and want an agent to make documentation changes through Mintlify’s branch and pull request workflow.

What You Get

Once connected, your AI assistant can search and read:
Combine MCP with llms.txt: use MCP for in-editor queries and use llms.txt, llms-full.txt, or raw Markdown exports for batch processing and RAG pipelines.

Setup

How to enable Meteora Docs MCP in Claude Code:
  1. Open your terminal.
  2. Add Meteora’s MCP server by running:
  1. Launch Claude Code and start chatting with Meteora.
Or add to your project’s .mcp.json:
Verify with:

Other MCP-Compatible Tools

Any tool that supports HTTP MCP servers can connect to https://docs.meteora.ag/mcp.

Example Prompts

For onchain execution, keep signing and transaction submission in your own scripts, wallet, SDK integration, or Meteora Invent. The documentation MCP supplies context; it does not perform the action.