Set up the Mintlify Index MCP server in Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, OpenCode, Windsurf, or Zed with the CLI or manual configuration.
Connect your coding agent to Mintlify Index so it can retrieve current technical documentation and web context while it plans and writes code. Index supports Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, OpenCode, Windsurf, and Zed.
You do not need a Mintlify account or API key to connect to the public Index MCP server.
Run the Index setup command to configure one or more coding agents in a single step:
npx mint index
The command detects which supported coding agents you have installed and prompts you to select which ones to configure. For each selected agent, it adds the Index MCP server to that agent’s configuration and installs a rule telling the agent when to use the context tool.To skip the picker, pass one or more agent flags instead:
npx mint index --claude --cursor
Flag
Coding agent
--claude
Claude Code
--cursor
Cursor
--vscode
VS Code
--codex
Codex
--opencode
OpenCode
--windsurf
Windsurf
--zed
Zed
Add --yes to configure every detected agent without prompting, or --project to write the configuration to the current project instead of your global agent settings. Not every agent supports project-level configuration. Those agents always receive the global configuration.
Run the command again to update an existing setup or add another agent.
Open Settings → Tools & MCP, then delete the mintlify-index entry from mcp.json.
For VS Code, Codex, OpenCode, Windsurf, or Zed, remove the mintlify-index entry from that agent’s MCP server configuration.See the Index MCP reference for tool inputs and rate limits.
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