The Developer Hub for mrsknetwork
Explore guides, architecture specifications, API references, and native Model Context Protocol (MCP) tooling designed for developers and autonomous AI agents.
# 1. Query documentation via MCP Server
$ curl -X POST https://mrsknetwork.com/mcp
# 2. Ingest raw Markdown for LLMs & AI Agents
$ curl https://mrsknetwork.com/llms.txt
Engineered for Developers & AI
A documentation framework built to bridge human developers with autonomous agent workflows.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Connect Claude, Cursor, and custom agent sidecars natively using the built-in /mcp endpoint.
AEO & GEO Optimized
Structured for Answer Engines (ChatGPT, Gemini) and Generative Search (Perplexity) via automated llms.txt.
Next.js 16 & Turbopack
Lightning-fast builds, zero hydration latency in production, and static prerendering for every documentation route.
Refined Lime Theme
Custom-tuned dark mode palette with balanced lime green tokens, soft search hover states, and WCAG AA contrast.
Developer Tooling
Multi-tab code blocks, base UI tables, copy buttons, dynamic Lucide frontmatter icons, and search modal.
Flat & Clean Page Tree
Flat MDX structure ordered cleanly via meta.json for seamless navigation and maintenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Key insights into mrsknetwork, architecture, and agent capabilities.
What is mrsknetwork documentation?
mrsknetwork documentation is the official technical guide and knowledge base covering system architecture, REST APIs, AI agent integrations, and developer tooling for the mrsknetwork ecosystem.
How do I connect AI agents like Claude or Cursor to mrsknetwork?
You can connect AI assistants directly via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint at /mcp or consume the raw LLM-optimized index at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt.
What tech stack powers mrsknetwork docs?
The platform is built on Next.js 16 with Turbopack, Fumadocs, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Base UI components, and Shiki code syntax highlighting.
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All documentation, guides, and tools are free and open for developers.