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@orderly.network/sdk-docs

v1.0.2

Published

Orderly SDK documentation runtime: MCP server, exact indexes, and narrative (QMD) retrieval

Readme

@orderly.network/sdk-docs

Orderly SDK documentation runtime with MCP server support.

MCP Install (Claude/Codex/Cursor/OpenCode)

Install Orderly SDK Docs MCP configuration into supported clients:

# Direct install from sdk-docs CLI
orderly-sdk-docs-mcp install --client all --scope user

You can also install via the devkit forwarding command:

orderly-devkit mcp install --client all --scope user

Supported clients

  • claude
  • codex
  • cursor
  • opencode
  • all (default)

Common options

  • --client <claude|codex|cursor|opencode|all>: target client(s). Comma-separated values are supported.
  • --scope <user|project>: install to user-level config or current project config.
  • --dry-run: preview target paths/actions without changing files.
  • --force: overwrite Orderly-owned MCP keys for an existing same-name entry.
  • --name <serverName>: MCP server key in mcpServers (default: orderly-sdk-docs).

Examples

# Preview project-level Cursor install
orderly-sdk-docs-mcp install --client cursor --scope project --dry-run

# Install for Claude + Codex at project scope
orderly-sdk-docs-mcp install --client claude,codex --scope project

# Force refresh a custom server name
orderly-sdk-docs-mcp install --client opencode --name orderly-sdk-docs --force