> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.andteam.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# AI tools

> Let an agent read these docs instead of guessing at the API.

An agent asked to integrate with an HR system invents endpoints, confidently, with plausible names.
Each one is a Not Found somebody finds by hand later. These docs are served to agents so that one
writing your integration reads the real API instead.

## The skill

[`skill.md`](https://docs.andteam.com/skill.md) is a short, self-contained description of the API for an agent: the base
URL, authentication, the rules that prevent real damage, and a link to every page. Add it to your
agent's skills, or paste its address into any tool that reads one.

```text theme={null}
https://docs.andteam.com/skill.md
```

## For tools that read plain text

The same pages are indexed at `https://docs.andteam.com/llms.txt`, and served in full at
`https://docs.andteam.com/llms-full.txt`. Every page of this site is also available as Markdown by
adding `.md` to its address.

## An MCP server

This site serves a Model Context Protocol server so an agent can search these docs and read any page
in full:

```bash theme={null}
claude mcp add --transport http andteam-docs https://docs.andteam.com/mcp
```

It reads documentation. It holds no credential and cannot read your tenant's data. For anything that
touches real data, call the API with your own key, scoped to the companies and field groups the
work needs.

## Keep an agent's key small

Give an agent its own key with only the groups its job needs, an [IP range](https://docs.andteam.com/authentication.md) if it
runs from a fixed address, and an expiry. A model puts what it reads in a transcript, so never give
one a key with [Special categories](https://docs.andteam.com/concepts/special-categories.md).


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