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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cloudglue.dev/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf can build Cloudglue integrations faster when they understand the SDK and API patterns. This page covers how to teach your agent to build applications with Cloudglue APIs.

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Cloudglue Skills

Cloudglue Skills are pre-packaged knowledge bundles that follow the agentskills.io specification. They provide your coding agent with core concepts, correct code patterns, method signatures, and troubleshooting guidance — so it writes working Cloudglue integrations on the first try.
Recommended — Skills are the fastest way to teach any compatible agent how to build with Cloudglue. They work with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any agent that supports the agentskills.io spec.
bash npx skills add cloudglue/skills
Once installed, agents automatically learn to consult documentation in priority order:
  1. Embedded package docs — version-locked Markdown shipped with the JS SDK (most reliable)
  2. Source code — full type information from node_modules
  3. Remote docs — conceptual guides at docs.cloudglue.dev
View the source on GitHub.

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Docs MCP Server

A hosted MCP server that exposes Cloudglue documentation as tools your agent can call live. Skills ship version-locked SDK knowledge with your project — the docs MCP complements them with always-current conceptual docs, API reference, and newly released material. Endpoint: https://docs.cloudglue.dev/mcp (no authentication required)
Don’t confuse this with the Cloudglue MCP Server — that one gives agents video understanding tools (transcription, extraction, search). This one lets agents query the Cloudglue docs.
claude mcp add --transport http cloudglue-docs https://docs.cloudglue.dev/mcp
Once connected, your agent can search and fetch any page from docs.cloudglue.dev on demand — useful when skills don’t yet cover a newly released feature or when the agent needs deeper conceptual context than the embedded SDK docs provide.

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More Ways to Teach Your Agent

Docs MCP Server

Hosted MCP at docs.cloudglue.dev/mcp that lets any MCP-aware agent query live Cloudglue documentation on demand.

Embedded Package Docs

The JS SDK ships 14 Markdown files covering all APIs, version-locked to your installed SDK version.

llms.txt

Comprehensive documentation index in Markdown format. Feed it to any LLM that needs broad Cloudglue context.

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Embedded Package Docs

The Cloudglue JS SDK (@cloudglue/cloudglue-js) ships documentation alongside the code. After installing the SDK, you’ll find 14 Markdown files covering every API surface: 
ls node_modules/@cloudglue/cloudglue-js/docs/
These docs are version-locked to the exact SDK version installed in your project, making them the most reliable reference for agents — no risk of mismatched method signatures or deprecated patterns. When Cloudglue Skills are installed, they automatically use these embedded docs as the tier-1 information source. No extra configuration is needed. View the SDK on npm or GitHub.

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Context Files

Cloudglue publishes an llms.txt file following the emerging convention for LLM-friendly documentation: 
https://docs.cloudglue.dev/llms.txt
This file provides a comprehensive index of all Cloudglue documentation and API endpoints in a single Markdown document. It’s useful for feeding broad context to any LLM, but for SDK-specific coding tasks, prefer skills or embedded docs for more precise results.
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Install Cloudglue Skills

Install skills in your project directory to teach your coding agent how to build with Cloudglue APIs.
npx skills add cloudglue/skills
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Install the JS SDK

Run npm install @cloudglue/cloudglue-js. The embedded docs in the package become the agent’s tier-1 reference, automatically used by Cloudglue Skills.
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(Optional) Connect the Docs MCP Server

Point your agent at https://docs.cloudglue.dev/mcp for on-demand access to the latest Cloudglue documentation. See Docs MCP Server for setup snippets.