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These docs are available as an MCP server — an open standard that lets AI assistants search and read documentation directly. Connect it once, and your assistant answers integration questions from the live docs, with links to the exact pages it used. No API key, no sign-in — the endpoint is free and public:

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What you can ask

  • “How do I add Gocertify to my site?”
  • “What’s the difference between the on-site and in-app integrations?”
  • “Show me how to track conversions from a Shopify store”
  • “Which CDP integrations are available?”
Answers come from the same pages you’re reading now — your assistant searches the docs, reads the relevant pages, and cites them so your team can go deeper.

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Connect from Claude

1

Add the connector

In claude.ai, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
2

Enter the endpoint

Name it Gocertify Docs and set the URL to https://docs.gocertify.me/mcp.
3

Ask away

Start a chat and ask an integration question — Claude searches the docs and answers with sources.
Using Claude Code? Add it from the terminal instead:

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Connect from ChatGPT

Custom connectors require a paid ChatGPT plan with developer mode enabled.
1

Enable developer mode

In ChatGPT, go to Settings → Connectors → Advanced settings and enable Developer mode.
2

Create the connector

Create a new connector with the URL https://docs.gocertify.me/mcp — no authentication needed.
3

Use it in a chat

Enable the connector in your conversation and ask your integration questions there.

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Other MCP clients

Any MCP-compatible tool works — Cursor, VS Code, and most agent frameworks accept a remote MCP server URL. Point them at https://docs.gocertify.me/mcp with no authentication.
Building your integration with an AI coding assistant? Connect the docs MCP in the same workspace — your assistant can then check the API reference and integration guides as it writes, instead of guessing.