Use these docs with an agent

Coding agents invent methods. They produce a signature that looks exactly like one this API would have, and it compiles in their head and nowhere else. The fix is to hand them the real surface at the moment they ask.

Add the server

git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/DooDesch-Mods/ScheduleOne-Docs.git
npm ci --prefix ScheduleOne-Docs/mcp

Then point your agent at it:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "doodesch-docs": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/path/to/ScheduleOne-Docs/mcp/index.mjs"]
    }
  }
}

Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and anything else speaking MCP over stdio take this shape. It needs Node and three small packages - no game SDK, no .NET, no build step. The corpus is downloaded from this site on first use and cached for six hours.

What it answers

Tool	Use it for
get_api_surface	every public type and member of one mod, with signatures and the release each was added in
search_docs	keyword search, filterable to one mod or to one kind of page
get_page	one page in full, as markdown
list_mods	which mods exist, which expose an API, and the type names in it
list_pages	the page index, filterable

get_api_surface is the one that matters. It is generated from the mod’s own source at its release tag, so it cannot describe a method the mod does not have.

Ask it the version question

Every member carries addedIn where the mod has enough releases to tell. If you support Hotline 1.2.0 and the surface says a member arrived in 1.3.0, that is your answer without reading a page.

Working offline

The bundle behind all of it is a single file:

curl -O https://docs.doodesch.de/mcp-corpus.json
DOCS_BUNDLE=./mcp-corpus.json node /path/to/ScheduleOne-Docs/mcp/index.mjs

If the site is unreachable and a cached copy exists, the server serves the cache rather than failing. Out of date beats absent.

Without MCP

llms.txt, llms-full.txt and llms-small.txt are published at the site root for tools that read those. They carry the same prose but not the structured API surface.