Docs for agents

Give your AI coding agent access to Bolt Help without copying pages manually.

To have an agent search as it works rather than load an index up front, connect the MCP server instead.

Documentation index

llms.txt indexes the documentation set and links each page as Markdown. The two landing pages and anything marked coming soon are left out, because a hero panel copies as a list of links and an unshipped subject would send an agent to write against an API that is not there. Point your agent at the index so it can find the right page before answering.

https://help.boltapp.com/llms.txt

Example prompt:

Read the Bolt documentation index at https://help.boltapp.com/llms.txt, then open the pages you need before implementing checkout.

Full corpus

Every prose page as one file, for an agent you want to prime in a single fetch rather than send looking through an index.

https://help.boltapp.com/llms-full.txt

The file's header states its current page count and size, measured when it is built, so check that against your model's context window before loading the whole thing. The API reference is not included: it is generated from OpenAPI specs and is several times the size of everything else. Use the index and the per-page Markdown below for endpoints.

Page Markdown

Every page is also published as Markdown at its own URL: prefix the path with /llms and add .md. Endpoint pages carry the OpenAPI definition of that endpoint, with every schema it references included.

https://help.boltapp.com/llms/api-reference/guides/verify-webhooks.md
https://help.boltapp.com/llms/api-reference/endpoints/transactions/authorizetransaction.md

Each page carries a Copy Page button for the same text, and View As Markdown, an Open In menu for assistant links and editor prompts, and MCP connection instructions.

Cursor @Docs

In Cursor, add Bolt Help as a custom documentation source:

1. Type @Docs, then select Add new doc.
2. Paste https://help.boltapp.com/llms.txt.
3. Reference @Bolt in chat while you integrate.

Skills

Agent skills carry Bolt-specific instructions and are published as plain markdown:

https://help.boltapp.com/skills/bolt-api-verify/SKILL.md

See Skills for the full list and how to install them into a project.

OpenAPI specs

Have your agent verify every API example against the live specs:

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