iDenfy Documentation MCP Server
iDenfy runs a hosted, remote Model Context Protocol server over the full public documentation site. It is read-only and unauthenticated — it serves published documentation pages and the OpenAPI specs, and it has no access to dashboards, API keys or verification data. It is a DOCUMENTATION server, not a control plane for the verification APIs: nothing in its tool set creates a KYC session or reads a verification result.
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Documentation
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Tools
search_i_denfy_documentation— Search across the iDenfy Documentation knowledge base to find relevant information, code examples, API references and guides. Returns contextual content with titles and direct links.query_docs_filesystem_i_denfy_documentation— Run a read-only shell-like query (rg, grep, find, tree, ls, cat, head, tail, jq and friends) against a virtualised in-memory filesystem containing ONLY the iDenfy documentation pages and OpenAPI specs. Stateless per call; output truncated to 30KB.submit_feedback— Report an incorrect, outdated, confusing or incomplete documentation page to the docs team.
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