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The RouteMCP API documentation is available as a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. Connect it to your AI tool of choice so you can ask questions about the API, generate integration code, and explore endpoints without leaving your IDE.
Use the contextual menu at the top of any page to connect with one click — select Connect to Cursor or Connect to VS Code.

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What the MCP server exposes

The MCP server gives AI agents a search tool to query your documentation. Once connected, your AI can:
  • Look up endpoint schemas, parameters, and response shapes
  • Retrieve authentication and rate limit details
  • Answer questions about the Connect widget and field mappings
  • Generate accurate integration code grounded in the actual API

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Connect to Cursor

1

Open MCP settings

Press Cmd + Shift + P (or Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows) to open the command palette, search for Open MCP settings, and select Add custom MCP.
2

Add the server

In mcp.json, add the following:
mcp.json
Use the Copy MCP server URL option in the contextual menu at the top of this page to get the exact URL for this project.
3

Verify

In Cursor’s chat, ask: “What tools do you have available?” — the RouteMCP MCP server should appear.

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Connect to VS Code

1

Create the MCP config file

In your project root, create .vscode/mcp.json and add:
.vscode/mcp.json
2

Reload VS Code

Reload the window and open GitHub Copilot chat — the RouteMCP server will be available as a tool.

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Connect to Claude

1

Open Claude settings

In Claude, navigate to Settings → Connectors and select Add custom connector.
2

Add the server

Fill in the details:
  • Name: RouteMCP API
  • URL: https://docs.routemcp.io/mcp
Select Add.
3

Use it in chat

Click the attachments button (plus icon) in Claude chat and select the RouteMCP MCP server before asking your question.

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Connect via Claude Code

Run the following command in your terminal:
Verify it’s registered:

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Connect to Antigravity

1

Open MCP config

In your project root, navigate to .gemini/antigravity/ and open (or create) the mcp_config.json file.
2

Add the server

Add the RouteMCP server to your config:
.gemini/antigravity/mcp_config.json
Antigravity uses serverUrl (not url) as the key for HTTP-based MCP servers.
3

Verify

Start a new conversation in Antigravity and ask: “What tools do you have available?” — the RouteMCP MCP server and its search_router_mcp_api tool should appear.

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Connect via npx

Install with a single command that works in any MCP-compatible tool: