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Use the documentation MCP server to let an AI tool search Leadpipe’s published guides and API references.
The docs search server is public and does not need your organization API key. It provides documentation context; it does not retrieve your private visitor data or manage pixels and audiences.

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Connect a client

In your MCP client’s settings, add a remote HTTP server with the URL above. For Codex CLI, run:
Start a new session after changing the configuration, then ask the tool to search the Leadpipe docs and cite the page it used.

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Ask a useful question

Include the product area, your intended result, and any error status. For example:
For API questions, include the method and path. Ask for the documented request shape and expected response. If a source does not establish a behavior, ask the tool to identify what needs confirmation.

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Read pages as Markdown

Use the page’s contextual menu to copy its content or view it as Markdown. The public llms.txt index lists documentation pages for tools that consume Markdown.

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Access your Leadpipe account through MCP

To work with account data, use Settings > MCP in Leadpipe and follow the client-specific setup shown there. That authenticated product connection is separate from the public docs server. Keep its API key and configuration private. See Manage your team and account for product MCP setup.