A read-only, sandboxed shell over Latitude's docs and OpenAPI spec — no login, no browser. Point a coding agent at it and it stops guessing at API behavior.
ssh -p 2222 ssh.claytn.dev setup | claude
for agents
Both run as one-shot SSH exec calls — no shell session, no auth, nothing to install. Point either one at the live server.
Pipe straight into Claude to prime a live session with instructions for querying the docs shell — current API behavior, not training data.
ssh -p 2222 ssh.claytn.dev setup | claude
Append the same instructions to your project's AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md so every future session already knows the docs are one SSH call away.
ssh -p 2222 ssh.claytn.dev agents >> AGENTS.md
/docs/pages/ guides and reference (Markdown/MDX) · /docs/openapi.json full OpenAPI schema
Once primed, an agent can run its own one-shot queries too — grep -rn "webhook" ., cat pages/api-basics.mdx, find . -iname "*ramp*" — against the same read-only shell.
why ssh
Every agent already shells out. Docs-over-SSH needs no MCP server, no API key, no custom tool schema.
Backed by just-bash, an in-memory bash interpreter — nothing mutates, nothing escapes the docs tree.
The shell serves the live docs and OpenAPI spec off the server — no stale snapshot baked into training data.