llms.txt, so both developers and non-developers can plug the docs into AI tools without scraping the site manually.
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Public endpoints
- MCP server:
https://docs.openagno.com/mcp llms.txt:https://docs.openagno.com/llms.txtllms-full.txt:https://docs.openagno.com/llms-full.txt
For developers
Use the ready-to-copy templates from the repository:ide-configs/cursor-mcp.jsonide-configs/vscode-mcp.jsonide-configs/windsurf-mcp.jsonide-configs/claude-code-setup.sh.agents/skills/openagno/SKILL.md
- Claude Code: run
bash ide-configs/claude-code-setup.sh - Cursor: copy
ide-configs/cursor-mcp.jsonto.cursor/mcp.json - VS Code: copy
ide-configs/vscode-mcp.jsonto.vscode/mcp.json - Windsurf: merge
ide-configs/windsurf-mcp.jsoninto~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json
For operators and non-developers
If your tool has an MCP UI, add a remote server and paste:llms.txt or llms-full.txt.
Local runtime option
If you run OpenAgno locally and keepagentos.enable_mcp_server: true, your runtime also exposes a local MCP server. That is useful when you want your IDE to query your own agents, tools, and workspace state instead of the public docs only.
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Endpoints públicos
- Servidor MCP:
https://docs.openagno.com/mcp llms.txt:https://docs.openagno.com/llms.txtllms-full.txt:https://docs.openagno.com/llms-full.txt
Para desarrolladores
En el repositorio ya quedan plantillas listas para copiar:ide-configs/cursor-mcp.jsonide-configs/vscode-mcp.jsonide-configs/windsurf-mcp.jsonide-configs/claude-code-setup.sh.agents/skills/openagno/SKILL.md
- Claude Code: ejecutar
bash ide-configs/claude-code-setup.sh - Cursor: copiar
ide-configs/cursor-mcp.jsona.cursor/mcp.json - VS Code: copiar
ide-configs/vscode-mcp.jsona.vscode/mcp.json - Windsurf: integrar
ide-configs/windsurf-mcp.jsonen~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json
Para usuarios no técnicos
Si tu herramienta tiene interfaz para MCP, agrega un servidor remoto y pega:llms.txt o llms-full.txt.
Opción local
Si ejecutas OpenAgno localmente y mantienesagentos.enable_mcp_server: true, el runtime también expone su propio MCP. Eso sirve cuando quieres que tu IDE consulte tus agentes, tus tools y tu workspace, no solo la documentación pública.