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The Bastion documentation site hosts a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so AI-powered tools — like Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other MCP-compatible editors — can search the Bastion docs and API reference directly while you build.

MCP server URL

The Bastion MCP server is available at the /mcp path of the documentation site:
The MCP server exposes the same content as the published documentation, including the API reference generated from our OpenAPI specification. If the docs require sign-in, use the /authed/mcp path instead.

Connect from any page

Every page on this site has a contextual menu in the top-right corner with one-click options to connect the MCP server to your tools:
  • Copy MCP server URL — copies the URL above to your clipboard.
  • Copy MCP install command — copies an npx add-mcp command that installs the server.
  • Connect to Cursor / Connect to VS Code — installs the server directly in your editor.

Manual setup

Add the server with the Claude Code CLI:
Verify the connection with claude mcp list.

What you can do

Once connected, ask your AI tool questions about Bastion and it will pull answers from the live documentation. For example:
  • “How do I onboard an individual customer with Bastion?”
  • “What fields does the Submit Cryptocurrency Transfer endpoint require?”
  • “Which chains and assets does Bastion support?”
Because the MCP server includes our OpenAPI-generated API reference, your tools can look up endpoints, parameters, and response schemas without leaving your editor.