Connect your agent to the docs

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot to this documentation so your assistant answers with real Griddo information and links you to the exact page. Set it up once, with one URL, and it is ready to use.

The connector reads the same documentation you see here, in Spanish and in English, and it updates with every publication. That way your assistant works with Griddo’s real concepts (modules, templates, content types, roles…) instead of making them up.

The connector URL

https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/mcp

It is an MCP server (Model Context Protocol), the open standard AI assistants use to connect to information sources. It is public and read-only: it asks for no account or password. It has its own address, ax.mcp.griddo.io, separate from this website: your assistant’s answers will still link to docs.griddo.io. If you open the URL in a browser you will see a notice instead of a page; that is expected, the connector only talks to assistants (and https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/ brings you back to this page).

Set it up in your client

Pick your assistant. In every case, pasting the URL above is all it takes.

In Claude (web, desktop and mobile) MCP servers are added as connectors. You set them up once per account and they are available in all your conversations.

Open Settings › Connectors.
Choose Add custom connector.
Paste https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/mcp, give it a name (for example, “Griddo Docs”) and confirm. No authentication is required.
In a conversation, enable the connector from the tools menu and ask something about Griddo.

In Claude Code, from the terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http griddo-docs https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/mcp

By default the server is tied to the current project; add --scope user to have it in every project. Check the connection with claude mcp list and, in a session, ask a question about Griddo: the answer should cite a docs.griddo.io URL.

In ChatGPT, MCP servers are added as connectors through developer mode. Its availability depends on your plan.

Open Settings › Connectors.
Under Advanced, turn on Developer mode.
Choose Create a connector: name “Griddo Docs”, URL https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/mcp and authentication “None”.
In a conversation, select the connector in the tools menu and ask away.

In VS Code, GitHub Copilot uses the MCP servers defined in .vscode/mcp.json (per project) or in your user settings. Create the file with this content:

{
  "servers": {
    "griddo-docs": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

You can also run the MCP: Add Server command from the command palette and choose the HTTP type. Then, in Copilot chat, switch to agent mode: the Griddo Docs tools show up in the list of available tools.

In Cursor you can install it in one click:

Install in Cursor

Or add the server by hand in .cursor/mcp.json (per project) or in ~/.cursor/mcp.json (for all your projects):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "griddo-docs": {
      "url": "https://ax.mcp.griddo.io/mcp"
    }
  }
}

Using another assistant? Any client that supports MCP over HTTP (Streamable HTTP) can connect: add a remote server with that URL and no authentication.

What your assistant can do

The connector offers three actions. Your assistant decides which one to use based on what you ask.

Search the documentation. Ask in your own words, in Spanish or in English. The assistant gets the most relevant pages, each with an excerpt and its link.
Read a full page. When the excerpt is not enough, it reads the whole page before answering.
Browse the index. A list of every page by section, to see what the documentation covers.

Some questions to get started:

“How do I schedule a page for publication?”
“What is the difference between global content and site content?”
“What permissions does each role have in Griddo?”