🤖AI & LLM tools
Use Inqud documentation and API specs from any AI agent or chat client
Inqud publishes machine-readable resources so you can work with our docs and API from any AI agent or chat client.
Everything below is public. No API key, no VPN.
What's available
AI agents and IDEs that support tool use (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf, etc).
llms.txt
A short index of our docs (this website), formatted for LLMs.
llms-full.txt
The full content of this website as one plain-text file.
OpenAPI spec
Machine-readable API contract — for codegen or for handing schemas to an LLM.
Pick the right one
Building an integration with AI assistance in your editor → set up the MCP server once. The agent will look up endpoints and docs on demand.
Asking ChatGPT or Claude a one-off question about Inqud → paste the llms-full.txt URL into the chat.
Generating a typed API client or describing the API schema to a model → use the OpenAPI spec.
Plain-text exports
If your AI client doesn't speak MCP, you can still feed it Inqud's docs and API spec as plain text.
llms.txt — docs index
llms.txt — docs indexA compact, LLM-friendly index of every page in our documentation.
Paste the URL into a chat and ask the model to use this index to find the right page. Good for short conversations where you want the model to navigate, not memorise.
llms-full.txt — full docs dump
llms-full.txt — full docs dumpThe full content of every public doc page concatenated into one file.
Paste into a chat for any longer integration session — the model gets the entire docs corpus in its context and can answer without follow-up fetches.
Both files are regenerated automatically whenever docs change.
OpenAPI spec
The machine-readable contract for the Inqud public API.
Common uses:
Generate a typed client — feed into
openapi-generator,openapi-typescript, or any equivalent tool.Describe the API to an LLM — paste the URL or download and attach the file. Models handle OpenAPI 3.x natively.
Diff against your integration — pin the spec in your repo and re-pull on releases to detect contract changes.
Example prompt
Here are Inqud's docs: https://docs.inqud.com/llms-full.txt And the API spec: https://cdn.inqud.com/api/openapi.yml
I want to charge a recurring subscription monthly. What endpoints do I call, in what order?
Most chat models will fetch both URLs and answer with concrete request examples.
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