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You can use AI to help build your Fintoc integration. This page covers the tools Fintoc provides for AI-assisted integration. These tools include the in-product Ask AI dropdown, plain-text and llms.txt access to the documentation, and the Fintoc command-line interface (CLI). Fintoc also provides two Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and a set of Agent Skills.

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Ask AI dropdown

Open the Ask AI dropdown on any guide page to ask questions about the API, request code samples, or copy the page in plain text.

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Plain text docs

You can also use the Ask AI dropdown to copy any documentation page as Markdown. You can then paste the page into other AI tools, code editors, or documents while preserving the page’s formatting. This format helps AI tools and agents consume Fintoc’s content. Plain text also lets you copy an entire documentation page into a large language model (LLM). Use plain text instead of scraping or copying Fintoc’s HTML and JavaScript-rendered pages because:
  • Plain text strips HTML and JavaScript wrappers, reducing rendering overhead and context-window usage.
  • The plain-text version includes content the default view hides, such as text inside a tab.
  • LLMs can parse and understand Markdown hierarchy.

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llms.txt

Fintoc also hosts an /llms.txt file that tells AI agents how to retrieve the plain-text versions of Fintoc’s pages. The /llms.txt file is an emerging standard for making websites and content more accessible to LLMs.

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Fintoc CLI

AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex can drive the Fintoc CLI directly. You can use the Fintoc CLI to make API requests and listen to webhooks from the command line.

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MCP servers

The Fintoc MCP servers let AI agents interact with the Fintoc API and search Fintoc’s knowledge base, including the documentation.

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Agent Skills

Fintoc’s Agent Skills give coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor context and best practices for building with Fintoc. Install the skills with npx skills add fintoc-com/agent-skills.