Docs for AI agents
Give an agent the current Ovok docs as Markdown, through the llms.txt router, topic bundles, page Markdown and the page manifest.
Ovok Docs publishes Markdown for AI tools alongside each rendered page:
- Start with the docs router for AI agents. It points to the most useful topic pages without loading the whole documentation set.
- The exhaustive page manifest lists every published page with its title, canonical URL, page-specific Markdown URL, section, source hash, and
lastUpdatedtimestamp in UTC. It also lists topic downloads with their versions, page counts, and UTF-8 byte sizes. - Download a topic bundle for focused context, such as Authentication, Access policies, or FHIR API references. Each topic has its own content-based version, so unrelated documentation changes do not invalidate that download.
- For a focused task, fetch the page-specific Markdown URL, such as Authentication, Access policies, or Settings and features. The same pattern works for every docs page:
/path/to/page/llms.txt. - Every page is also served as Markdown at
/path/to/page.md, or at its own URL when the request sendsAccept: text/markdown. - Use the complete docs bundle only when broad context is needed. It contains every page and is intentionally the largest option; for most implementation tasks, start with the router and fetch only relevant pages.
Bundle versions are SHA-256 identifiers of the exported text before its version line is inserted. Compare them to detect changed downloads. File sizes are not token counts; if a topic still exceeds your model's context budget, fetch only the page-specific Markdown you need. Page timestamps record source-content changes rather than rebuild or deployment times.
The Ovok MCP server points connected agents to the router too.
For example, you can ask: “Read the Ovok docs index, then fetch the page-specific Markdown for authentication, FHIR resources, and settings that apply to this workflow. Use those docs as the source of truth and cite the relevant pages in your plan.”
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MCP tools
Every tool the Ovok MCP server offers, with its inputs, for project setup, members, apps, Signals, request logs, usage, FHIR data, CMS content, translations and CMS API keys.
Prompting and review
Give a coding agent enough context, work through an Ovok feature step by step, and review what it produces.