Caesar’s documentation includes a docs MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed for coding agents building applications that integrate with Caesar. MCP is an open standard by Anthropic that enables AI applications to connect with external data sources.
This MCP server provides access to Caesar’s documentation only. It helps agents understand how to integrate with Caesar, but it does not provide tools to interact with Caesar APIs.
Need MCP tools for the research API? See the Research MCP Server.
Add the docs MCP server to your OpenCode config under mcp (see the OpenCode MCP docs):
Add a remote MCP server in mcp.json (see Cursor MCP docs):
Use the CLI to add the remote HTTP server (see Claude Code MCP docs):
Add the server in ~/.codex/config.toml (see Codex MCP docs):
Add the HTTP server with the CLI (see Droid MCP docs):
Once connected, you can ask your AI assistant questions about Caesar:
The MCP server queries Caesar’s documentation and returns relevant information directly in your AI tool.
The MCP server exposes a search tool that queries Caesar documentation:
Best for interactive Q&A with a coding agent. Ask questions, get targeted answers from the docs.
Best for bulk context. Load entire documentation sections into your AI’s context window.