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Every page here is also Markdown, written for models as much as people. Point your coding assistant at it and it reads the same reference you do, without the page around it.

Docs as Markdown

• Any page: add .md to its URL (/docs/quickstart.md, /docs/api/rows/list.md), or request it with Accept: text/markdown.
• The map: /docs/llms.txt lists every page with a line on each.
• Everything at once: /docs/llms-full.txt holds every guide and resource page in one file.
• The spec: /docs/openapi.json (or .yaml) describes every endpoint.

On any page, Copy page puts its Markdown on your clipboard, and its menu opens Claude or ChatGPT already reading it.

Connect the docs to your editor

The docs are also an MCP (opens in a new tab) server at https://anyrow.ai/docs/mcp, so an assistant can search them and read any page or endpoint while it works. Tools: search_docs, get_page, get_operation and list_pages.

claude mcp add --transport http anyrow-docs https://anyrow.ai/docs/mcp

The Copy page menu on every page has the same command, and one-click links for Cursor and VS Code.

Prompt your assistant

Read https://anyrow.ai/docs/llms.txt and the pages it links for what you need.Call the Anyrow API from server code with `Authorization: ApiKey <key>` from ANYROW_API_KEY,base URL https://api.anyrow.ai. Use @anyrow/sdk in TypeScript.

Let an agent call Anyrow

The OpenAPI document works with any tool-calling framework: each operation becomes a tool with typed inputs. Give the agent a key with only the scopes it needs (see Authentication): a read-only agent needs tables:read and rows:read, nothing more.