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The Documentation MCP server lets an AI agent search and read the Juicer API documentation over Model Context Protocol. Point your agent at it and it can answer questions from these docs, find the right endpoint, and generate correct code — without you copy-pasting pages into the chat.
This server is read-only and scoped to the documentation. To let an agent actually operate on your account — create feeds, moderate posts, pull analytics — use the MCP Server instead.
With the Documentation MCP connected, an agent can:
  • Search the Juicer API docs and guides for relevant content.
  • Read any documentation page or the OpenAPI spec in full.
  • Generate accurate, up-to-date code against the current API.
  • Ground its answers in the published docs instead of stale prior knowledge.

Server URL

No authentication is required — it only exposes public documentation.

Setup

Restart your MCP client after adding the server so the new configuration takes effect.

Try it

Once connected, ask your agent a question about the API and tell it to use the server:
“How do I create a feed and add an Instagram source with the Juicer API? Use the Juicer docs MCP server.”
The agent searches the docs, reads the relevant pages, and answers with references back to this site.

Next steps

MCP Server

The action server that drives your account — feeds, posts, analytics, and more.

API Reference

The full REST reference the docs are built on.