This is a documentation server. It reads these pages and nothing else — it does not call the Edges API, does not run actions, and never sees your API key. To teach an agent how to call the API, use Agent Skills.
What it can do
Connecting it
- Claude
- Cursor
- VS Code
Open Settings → Connectors, choose Add custom connector, and enter:In a conversation, attach the connector from the attachments menu.
When it helps
It is worth connecting when you are writing code against the API and want the assistant to check a parameter, a limit or an error label rather than invent one. Questions it answers well:- Which limit does this action consume, and what is the ceiling?
- What does this
error_labelmean, and how long should I wait? - Which execution mode should I use for this volume?
- What changed in the API last month?
MCP or agent skills?
Both connect Edges to an AI tool, and they do different jobs.Documentation MCP
Your assistant can look things up. Best when you are asking questions and reading as you build.
Agent Skills
Your agent knows how to call each endpoint — inputs, URL formats, common mistakes. Best when it is writing the integration.
Related
Agent Skills
Per-endpoint instructions for coding agents.
SDKs
The official clients.
Quickstart
First call, in a few minutes.

