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Start with the endpoint and API key flow, then branch into editor setup or tool reference.

GET STARTED

What is MCP?IntroductionQuickstartAPI ReferenceUniversal RequirementsZephex vs Local MCPBest PracticesToken EfficiencyCLAUDE.md TemplateAGENTS.md TemplateMCP EcosystemMarkdown Access

EDITORS

OpenCodeOAuthVS CodeClaude CodeCursorWindsurfJetBrainsKiro CLIOAuthZedOAuthGemini CLIOAuthClineOAuthGooseCodex CLIOAuthFactory AIOAuth

OPERATING SYSTEMS

macOSWindowsLinux

TOOLS

get_project_contextread_codefind_codecheck_packageaudit_packageexplain_architectureZephex_dev_infoscope_taskaudit_headersthinking

SUPPORT

PlansPro & Max GuideUsage & AnalyticsConnection IssuesRate LimitsBillingSecurityFAQChangelog

AGENTS.md Template

AGENTS.md is an open format file that tells AI coding agents how to work in your project before they plan any change.

It is read automatically by OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, and most other coding agents. Think of it as a project briefing that every agent reads before touching your code.

The Zephex template below tells your agents which endpoint to use, which tools exist, and the order to call them for the best results.

THE TEMPLATE
AGENTS.md
# Zephex MCP Configuration ## MCP Endpoint- URL: https://zephex.dev/mcp- Auth: Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY- Protocol: JSON-RPC 2.0 over Streamable HTTP- Tool count: 10 hosted tools ## Mandatory Tool OrderAlways follow this sequence for coding tasks:1. scope_task — Identify the minimal files to read BEFORE reading anything2. get_project_context — Run once per session for project orientation3. read_code — Read specific functions/classes (not whole files)4. find_code — Search for patterns before writing new code5. thinking — Track reasoning state for complex or high-risk tasks ## Available Tools Reference| Tool | Purpose | When to Call ||---|---|---|| scope_task | Minimal file set for the task | FIRST, before any file reads || get_project_context | Project brief + full file tree | Once per session (covers structure) || read_code | AST symbol extraction + callers | Instead of reading full files || find_code | Repo-wide pattern search | Before implementing anything new || explain_architecture | Request/auth/data flow tracing | Before touching auth or DB code || check_package | npm package verification | Before adding dependencies || audit_package | CVE check and migration guide | Before upgrading packages || audit_headers | HTTP/TLS security audit | After every deploy || Zephex_dev_info | Extract content from URL | For reading external docs || thinking | Structured reasoning + session state | Complex debugging, high-risk changes | ## Rules- Never read a full file when read_code with a symbol name will do- Never implement something new before running find_code to check if it exists- Always call scope_task at the start of non-trivial tasks- Call audit_headers after any deployment to production ## Project Context[Fill in your project-specific notes here: stack, key directories, naming conventions, deployment targets]
PLACEMENT RULES

Agents read AGENTS.md in this order, with the nearest file winning:

  1. The directory where you run the agent.
  2. Parent directories up to the repo root.
  3. Home directory ~/.agents.md for global defaults.

Put the template at ./AGENTS.md for a project-specific setup, or ~/.agents.md if you want Zephex instructions to apply across all projects on the machine.

WHICH FILES TO USE
FileWorks with
CLAUDE.mdClaude Code only
AGENTS.mdOpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, JetBrains, and most others

For full coverage, create both files. They can contain identical content.

EDITOR SUPPORT TABLE
EditorReads AGENTS.mdReads CLAUDE.md
OpenAI Codex✓✗
GitHub Copilot✓✗
Cursor✓✗
Windsurf✓✗
JetBrains AI✓✗
Claude Code✗✓