Works with Claude
Your docs
in Claude
Add a Revdoku docs site to Claude as a custom connector. Claude then searches your docs and reads the pages before it answers. Connect your Revdoku account too, and Claude can publish the site and answer support tickets.
- Publishes from GitHub on every push
- Works with Mintlify repositories
- API console from your OpenAPI file
- MCP server and llms.txt for AI agents
- Ask AI and support tickets
- Analytics for people and AI agents
Add a docs site to Claude
Each public Revdoku docs site has its own MCP server at /mcp. MCP is a standard way for AI apps to use outside tools. The docs server is read-only and needs no sign-in, so your readers can add it to Claude too.
- In Claude, open Customize → Connectors. Click + Add → Add custom connector.
- Type the name of the docs, for example
Acme docs. As the URL, type the address of the site with/mcpat the end:https://docs.example.com/mcp - Under Authentication, keep No sign-in. Then click Add.
- In a new chat, click + → Connectors and turn on the docs connector.
Claude gets three tools. search_docs finds the pages that match a question. read_page reads one page as Markdown. list_pages lists all pages in the order of the navigation.
| Ask Claude | What Claude does |
|---|---|
| How do I authenticate to the Acme API? | Searches the docs, reads the authentication page and answers with its steps. |
| Write a Python call that creates an order. | Reads the API reference page of the operation and uses its parameters. |
| Which pages describe webhooks? | Lists the pages that match, with their URLs. |
Claude plans that can add connectors
In Claude, an MCP server that you add yourself is a custom connector. Anthropic offers custom connectors on the Free, Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans of Claude. A Free Claude account can have one custom connector. If you already use one, remove it before you add another.
On Team and Enterprise plans, an Owner or Primary Owner adds the connector for the organization first. Then each member clicks Connect.
Claude connects to a connector from the cloud of Anthropic, not from your computer. A connector that you add on the web or in the desktop app also appears in Claude for iOS and Android. It shows there the next time you sign in.
Connect your Revdoku account
The docs server only reads a site. To manage your own docs sites and support tickets from Claude, add the Revdoku server for your account. It uses sign-in.
- Create a Revdoku account with Google, GitHub or your email address.
- In Claude, add a custom connector with this URL:
https://mcp.revdoku.com - Under Authentication, select Sign in now. Then click Add and Connect.
- Sign in to Revdoku when Claude asks. Select the buckets that Claude can use and an access level from the table that follows. Then click Connect.
- In a new chat, turn on Revdoku under + → Connectors.
A bucket holds the files of one docs site, the site and its support tickets. The connector guide with screenshots shows each click in Claude.
| Access level | What Claude can do |
|---|---|
| Read only | Read the files, the site status and the support tickets. |
| Read & write | Also reply to support tickets, and save files. |
| Full access | Also publish, preview and unpublish sites, create buckets and delete email. |
If a bucket gets its files from GitHub, change the docs in the repository. The Edits in Revdoku setting of the bucket decides what happens to an edit that Claude makes in Revdoku: it waits for a person, becomes a commit, or Revdoku refuses it.
Approvals and tool permissions in Claude
Claude asks you before it uses a connector tool. Click Allow always only for a tool that you trust to run without you.
To set a rule for each tool, open Customize → Connectors and select the connector. Under Tool permissions, select Always allow, Needs approval or Blocked for each tool. For example, allow the docs tools and keep the Revdoku tools that publish, send or delete on Needs approval. On Team and Enterprise plans, owners set these rules for all members.
In Research, Claude uses connector tools without asking you. Before you start Research, block the Revdoku tools that publish, send, change or delete data.
A support message is data, not instructions. Revdoku tells Claude to treat email bodies and attachments as untrusted content. Before you approve a reply, read the text that Claude wants to send.
To stop access, open the connector in Customize → Connectors and click Disconnect. In Revdoku, Account → Access lists each connection.
Prompts to try in Claude
With the docs connector turned on:
Use the Acme docs. How do I rotate an API key?
Answer in five steps or fewer.
Name each page that you used, with its URL.With your Revdoku account connected:
Use Revdoku. Find the bucket of my docs site.
List the support tickets from the last seven days.
For each email, name the docs page that answers it,
or say that no page answers it. Do not reply to anyone.
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