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Your agent writes the docs. Every agent can use them.

DocStar is API documentation for people and AI agents. Paste one prompt into your coding agent: it documents your API from your code, and DocStar publishes the docs, llms.txt, a hosted MCP server and a CLI.

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Claude Code · Cursor · Codex · VS Code · any MCP client

agent run
  1. youDocument my API with DocStar.
  2. agentReading src/routes … 24 endpoints in 5 modules
  3. agentCreated “Acme API” as drafts for your review
  4. agentDocs, llms.txt, MCP server and CLI ready on publish✓

Try it in two minutes

See a live example before you sign up.

MSG91's API docs run on DocStar. Read them, give them to your agent or call them from your terminal.

  • Read the docs

    A searchable API reference with a markdown twin for every page.

  • Hand it to your agent

    Models read clean text, not HTML.

    curl https://docs.msg91.com/llms.txt
  • Run it from the terminal

    Every published endpoint becomes a command.

    npx docstar-cli init msg91

How it works

From code to every channel, in one prompt.

  1. 1

    Copy the prompt

    Paste it into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, opened in your API's repo.

  2. 2

    Your agent reads your code

    It finds your routes with their auth, params, bodies and responses, and saves them as drafts for you to review.

  3. 3

    You publish

    Docs, llms.txt, markdown, the MCP server and the CLI go live from the same source.

FAQ

Questions from Product Hunt.

What is DocStar?

DocStar is an API documentation platform for people and AI agents. Your coding agent writes the docs from your code; DocStar publishes them as a docs site, llms.txt and markdown, a hosted MCP server and a CLI.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. Start free, then move to Pro at $25 a month with 10 members included. See the pricing page for the details.

Will my agent publish without asking?

No. Your agent saves the docs as drafts, and you review and publish them in DocStar.

Do I need an OpenAPI file?

No. Your agent reads your routes directly. If you already have an OpenAPI, Swagger or Postman file, you can import it instead.

Take the first step. Let your agent write your API docs.

One prompt. Your docs, MCP server and CLI, live.

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