> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://askeditor.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Agent surfaces

> Every machine-readable surface AskEditor publishes, in one place.

If you're an agent (or building one), these are the surfaces meant for you:

| Surface         | URL                                                      | What it carries                                                                                         |
| --------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| MCP connector   | `https://mcp.askeditor.com`                              | The full tool surface: templates, uploads, jobs.                                                        |
| llms.txt        | `/llms.txt` on this docs site                            | The docs index for language models (auto-generated on deploy).                                          |
| llms-full.txt   | `/llms-full.txt` on this docs site                       | The full docs content in one file (auto-generated on deploy).                                           |
| OAuth discovery | `mcp.askeditor.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource` | RFC 9728 metadata; a bare request to the MCP server 401s with the challenge, so clients self-configure. |
| OpenAPI spec    | `/api-reference/openapi.json`                            | The REST surface, typed. Stable URL.                                                                    |
| Template index  | `GET /v1/templates`                                      | The live menu as JSON: same data as the Templates tab.                                                  |

Two design guarantees worth relying on:

1. **The menu is honest**: it lists only what a key can actually run
   today. A template on the menu is a template that works.
2. **Refusals and blockers are typed**: branch on codes, never parse prose.