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Give your AI assistant or coding agent direct access to the Blockradar docs, so it answers from current documentation instead of what it remembers from training. There are three ways to do it:

Connect the MCP server

The Blockradar docs MCP server is hosted at:
It uses the Streamable HTTP transport and needs no API key. Once connected, your AI tool can:
  • Search the docs for guides, code examples, and API reference pages.
  • Read pages and the OpenAPI spec to look up exact endpoints, parameters, and response fields.
  • Report a docs problem to the Blockradar team when a page is wrong or out of date.
The MCP server reads public documentation only. It can’t access your Blockradar account, wallets, or transactions, and it doesn’t call the Blockradar API.
Using Cursor or VS Code? Open the menu next to Copy page and choose Connect to Cursor or Connect to VS Code to install the server in one click.
Run this command in your terminal:
This adds the server to the current project. To use it in every project, run the same command with --scope user.
To check the connection, ask your assistant a Blockradar question, for example: “Using the Blockradar docs, how do I generate a deposit address and get notified when USDC arrives?” If the server is connected, the assistant searches the Blockradar docs before it answers.

Chat about a page

Every docs page has a Copy page button in the top-right corner. Open the menu next to it for more options: Use it to ask questions about one page, generate code from an API reference page, or debug an integration with the right page loaded.

Fetch the docs as Markdown

For scripts, custom agents, and RAG pipelines, load the docs as plain text: