Connect with one click
Every page on the sureops docs site has a menu in the top-right of the header with quick actions — copy page as Markdown, view as Markdown, open in ChatGPT or Claude, and connect an MCP client. You don’t need to look up or construct a server URL yourself.1
Open the header menu
On any docs page, click the menu icon in the top-right corner of the header.
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Choose your IDE
Select Add to Cursor or Add to VS Code for a one-click install — this opens your IDE and adds the sureops docs MCP server to its configuration automatically. For any other MCP-compatible client, choose the generic MCP option to copy a ready-to-use server URL you can paste into that client’s configuration.
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Confirm in your IDE
Your IDE may show a prompt to confirm adding the new MCP server. Accept it, then reload or restart if prompted.
Other MCP-compatible clients
Any client that supports the Model Context Protocol can connect to the sureops docs server using the URL from the header menu’s MCP option. The server uses standard MCP transport (HTTP) — paste the copied URL into your client’s MCP server configuration the same way you would for any other remote MCP server, and refer to your client’s documentation for the exact config file format.Programmatic access
Beyond MCP, sureops documentation is accessible in several text-friendly formats:llms.txt and llms-full.txt
The docs site exposes an/llms.txt file at the root — a compact, LLM-friendly index of the documentation structure and key content — and an /llms-full.txt file with the full corpus of every page concatenated. Load either as context in any LLM session:
llms-full.txt is the better choice for RAG pipelines that want the complete documentation text rather than just an index.
Per-page Markdown
Every documentation page is available as plain Markdown by appending.md to the URL. For example:
Troubleshooting
The MCP server isn't appearing in Cursor/VS Code
The MCP server isn't appearing in Cursor/VS Code
- Confirm your IDE actually applied the config — reopen the MCP server list in your IDE’s settings and check that a sureops docs entry is present.
- Check that your IDE is running a version that supports remote MCP servers (Cursor 0.44+, VS Code with Copilot agent mode).
- Reload the window or restart the IDE after the one-click install completes.
Do I need an API key or token?
Do I need an API key or token?
No. The sureops docs MCP server is unauthenticated — it serves the same public documentation content available on this site, with nothing that requires a login or API key. If your client’s configuration UI asks for auth details, leave them blank.
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