MCP Server
Give your AI assistant real-time access to the Avvyr API
The Avvyr MCP Server connects your AI coding assistant directly to the Avvyr platform documentation. It exposes 7 tools that let assistants search endpoints, inspect schemas, and read descriptions — all without leaving your editor.
What you can do
- Discover endpoints — search by tag, HTTP method, or keyword
- Inspect schemas — get full field definitions, types, enums, and required flags
- Read documentation — pull description documents for any API area
- Get overviews — see all available tags and endpoint counts at a glance
How it works
Your AI assistant connects to the Avvyr MCP Server over HTTP. When you ask a question about the Avvyr API, the assistant calls the appropriate MCP tool and gets a structured response — no manual doc lookups needed.
Prerequisites
- An Avvyr account with API access
- Your Avvyr API key (found in the Avvyr dashboard under Settings → API Keys)
- An MCP-compatible client: VS Code with GitHub Copilot, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any client supporting MCP