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The Aviatrix documentation website is built for reading and learning: browse a topic, read the page, follow links to related concepts. The Aviatrix MCP for Docs server is built for a different moment: when you are already in your IDE, terminal, or AI assistant and need an answer without switching context.

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What This Is

Aviatrix hosts an MCP server at docs.aviatrix.com/mcp that exposes the Aviatrix Documentation knowledge base to any MCP-compatible AI agent. Connect your agent once, and it can search product documentation, generate configuration, and answer product questions directly inside your current workflow, without opening a browser tab.
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a Linux Foundation open standard for AI agent tool access. Once you configure the server endpoint in your MCP client, the agent discovers and invokes available tools automatically.

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When to Use MCP vs. the Docs Website

If you are exploring a new feature or learning how a concept fits together, the docs website remains the better tool. If you are mid-task and need a fast, specific answer, connect your agent to the MCP server instead.

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Available Tool

The server exposes one tool: Ask your agent a question in natural language. The agent calls search_aviatrix_documentation on your behalf and incorporates the results into its response.

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Connect Your Agent

1

Choose your MCP client

The Aviatrix MCP for Docs server works with any MCP-compatible client, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor.
2

Add the remote server endpoint

Configure your client to connect to https://docs.aviatrix.com/mcp using the MCP Streamable HTTP transport. In Claude Code, run:
Connect to the remote hosted endpoint directly. Local MCP server packages for this integration are not supported.
3

Restart or refresh your client

Restart your MCP client, or refresh the connectors list, so the new server is picked up.
4

Ask a question

Ask your agent a product question, for example “What are the Distributed Cloud Firewall group limits?” The agent searches Aviatrix documentation and responds with a cited answer.

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Example Questions

  • “Is the Onboard All Route Tables feature documented?”
  • “What are the latest Controller and CoPilot versions?”
  • “How do I configure Transit Egress?”
  • “Show me the API reference for version 8.2.”