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Rollouts are usually built with an AI coding agent in the loop. This documentation site exposes machine-readable interfaces so your agent can query current Osmosis docs directly — CLI syntax, SDK abstractions, config formats — instead of relying on its training data.

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Docs MCP Server

The site hosts an MCP server with search and retrieval tools over every page. It requires no authentication:
For Cursor, add the JSON to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global) or .cursor/mcp.json (per project). For OpenCode, add it to opencode.json in the project root or ~/.config/opencode/opencode.json (global). For VS Code, add it to .vscode/mcp.json.
Every page also has a contextual menu (the dropdown next to the copy button) with one-click options to connect this MCP server to Cursor or VS Code, or to open the page in ChatGPT or Claude.

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Mintlify Index

This site is included in Mintlify Index, a public MCP server that searches publisher-fresh documentation across the technical web. Use it when your agent needs Osmosis docs and third-party docs (e.g. Strands Agents, OpenAI Agents SDK) through a single server:
Other clients use the same configuration shape as the Docs MCP Server section above, with https://index.mintlify.com as the URL.
The Index server requires no API key. Rate limits apply per IP address: 10 requests per second and 1,000 requests per day.

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Markdown Exports

Every page is also available as plain Markdown for direct fetching:

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Example Prompts

Once connected, your agent can answer questions like these from the live docs:
  • “Search the Osmosis docs: how do I define a Grader with LLM-as-judge scoring?”
  • “Using the Osmosis docs MCP server, write an eval config for my rollout and explain each field.”
  • “What does osmosis train submit validate during preflight?”

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Next Steps

Create Your Own Rollout

Use your AI coding agent to turn a task or dataset into a validated rollout.

Command Reference

Full reference for every CLI command and its options.