MCP Server

GamePush documentation is available to AI assistants via MCP (Model Context Protocol). You can connect Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, and other MCP‑compatible apps to our public MCP endpoint and use the docs directly in chat and code.

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MCP endpoint (public):

https://docs.gamepush.com/mcp

Use this URL when adding the GamePush MCP server in your application.

Why MCP matters

MCP is an open protocol that lets AI tools securely use external data and tools. Instead of copying documentation into prompts or switching to the browser, you get:

• Up-to-date context — the assistant reads the current GamePush docs, not an outdated snapshot.
• Structured access — list pages, open a specific page, or search by topic.
• Less context switching — answers about API, webhooks, authorization, purchases, etc. come from the same place you code.

For GamePush, that means the AI can suggest the right methods, parameters, and flows based on the official documentation.

Benefits of GamePush MCP

• List all docs — get the full list of documentation pages (optionally by locale: English or Russian).
• Read any page — fetch the full markdown of a page by path (e.g. API methods, webhooks, authorization).
• Search — find pages by keyword (e.g. “webhook”, “purchase”, “leaderboard”) and get snippets.
• Locales — work with documentation in en or ru when querying or searching.

These capabilities help the AI give accurate, doc-based answers when you ask about GamePush APIs, integrations, or features.

How to connect

Cursor

1. Open Cursor Settings → MCP (or edit your MCP config file, e.g. ~/.cursor/mcp.json).
2. Add the GamePush MCP server with the HTTP transport and the public URL:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gamepush-docs": {
      "url": "https://docs.gamepush.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

3. Save and restart Cursor or refresh MCP. The tools list_pages, get_page, and search_docs will appear and use GamePush documentation.

You can now ask in chat for API details, examples, or “find in docs …” and the assistant will use the MCP server.

VS Code

1. Install an MCP client extension that supports HTTP (e.g. MCP for VS Code or another MCP-compatible extension).
2. In the extension or workspace settings, add an MCP server with:
   • URL: https://docs.gamepush.com/mcp
   • Transport: HTTP / Streamable HTTP (as required by the extension).
3. Restart or reconnect. The GamePush docs tools should be available to the extension and to the AI features that use MCP.

tip

Extension names and settings may change. Check the extension’s docs for “MCP server”, “HTTP MCP”, or “Streamable HTTP” and use the URL above.

Claude Desktop (and other MCP clients)

1. Open the MCP configuration file used by your app (e.g. Claude Desktop: %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json on Windows, or the path shown in the app’s documentation).
2. Add the GamePush MCP server by URL:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "gamepush-docs": {
      "url": "https://docs.gamepush.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

3. Restart the application. Use the tools (list pages, get page, search) from the AI assistant’s tool list.

Other applications

Any app that supports MCP over HTTP (Streamable HTTP) can use GamePush docs:

1. In the app’s MCP or “Custom tools” / “Data sources” settings, add a new MCP server.
2. Set the server URL to: https://docs.gamepush.com/mcp.
3. If the app asks for a transport type, choose HTTP or Streamable HTTP.

After connecting, the assistant can list, read, and search GamePush documentation within that app.

Summary

Item	Value
MCP URL	https://docs.gamepush.com/mcp
Transport	HTTP (Streamable HTTP)
Tools	list_pages, get_page, search_docs
Locales	en, ru

Use this endpoint in Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, or any other MCP-capable client to give AI assistants direct access to GamePush documentation.