---
title: "🤖 MCP Server Integration"
description: >-
  Connect AI coding tools like Copilot, Cursor, and Claude Code to our MCP
  server for structured access to Forkast SDK docs and API references.
---

> **For AI agents:** the complete documentation index is at [llms.txt](/llms.txt). Append `.md` to any page URL for its markdown version.

We expose our documentation through a **Model Context Protocol (MCP) server** over **HTTP using Server-Sent Events (SSE)**.

This enables AI coding tools to securely access structured documentation, including **SDK guides, platform mechanisms, and API references -** so they can assist developers when building on our platform.

## 🔌 MCP Endpoint

> [https://mcp.forkast.gg/mcp](https://mcp.forkast.gg/mcp) 

<Info>
 Transport: **HTTP SSE**
</Info>

## 🤖 Connecting AI Tools to the MCP Server

You can connect the MCP server to the following AI development tools.

### 🐙 GitHub Copilot

GitHub Copilot supports MCP servers through compatible MCP clients.

**Steps**

1. Open your MCP client configuration file. 
   Example location:

> \~/.config/mcp/config.json

2. Add a server entry:

> \\{
>   "mcpServers": \\{
>     "forkast-mcp-docs": \\{
>       "transport": \\{
>         "type": "sse",
>         "url": "https\:/mcp.forkast.gg/mcp"
>       }
>     }
>   }
> }

3. Restart your editor or MCP client. 
4. The tools exposed by the MCP server will now be available to Copilot.

**Official Documentation**

- [GitHub Copilot – About Model Context Protocol](https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/concepts/context/mcp)
- [Extending Copilot Chat with MCP servers](https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/provide-context/use-mcp/extend-copilot-chat-with-mcp)

### ⌨️ Cursor

Cursor IDE supports connecting to MCP servers to allow Cursor’s AI assistant to access external tools and APIs.

**Setup**

1. Open **Cursor Settings**
2. Navigate to **MCP Servers**
3. Add your server configuration

> \\{
>   "mcpServers": \\{
>     "forkast-mcp-docs": \\{
>       "transport": "sse",
>       "url": "https\://mcp.forkast.gg/mcp"
>     }
>   }
> }

1. Reload Cursor. 

Once connected, Cursor will automatically detect tools provided by the MCP server.

### 🤖 Claude Code

You can connect this MCP server to **Claude Code** using the CLI.

**Steps**

1.  Add the MCP server

Run the following command in your terminal:

> claude mcp add --transport http forkast-mcp-docs https\://mcp.forkast.gg/mcp

This registers the MCP server in Claude Code.

2.  Restart Claude Code

Restart Claude Code if it is currently running.

3. Manage MCP servers

Inside Claude Code, run:

> /mcp

This opens the MCP server manager where you can:

- View configured MCP servers 

- Authenticate (if required) 

- Enable or disable servers 

3. Verify connection

After authentication, Claude Code will show a confirmation such as:

> Connected to MCP server: forkast-mcp-docs

You can confirm the connection anytime using:

> /mcp

**Optional: Install globally**

By default, MCP servers are added **only to the current project**.

To make the server available across all projects:

> claude mcp add --scope user --transport http forkast-mcp-docs https\://mcp.forkast.gg/mcp

This installs the MCP server globally.

## 🤖 Using the MCP server

### 🧭 Explore the SDK

> Using the Forkast documentation, show me how to install and initialize the Forkast JavaScript SDK.

> Use the Forkast documentation to generate a Python example that creates a client and authenticates.

### 💡 Find API Usage Examples

> Using the Forkast documentation, show a curl example for calling the getting all the active markets.

> Based on the Forkast documentation, generate a Node.js script to place orders on a active market.

### 💡 Understand Platform Concepts

> Using the Forkast documentation, explain how \<platform mechanism> works and when it should be used.

### ⚡ Generate Integration Code

> Using the Forkast documentation, generate a complete Node.js example that authenticates and calls 

## ✨ Improving the MCP server output

For the best output, we recommend setting up rules to guide the agent. To get you started, we have some helpful example rules.