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Documentation Quick Start

Set up AI-powered semantic documentation search for your repositories.

What You’ll Need

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Gitea account with repositories
Claude Desktop, VSCode, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible IDE
5 minutes of setup time

Step 1: Create Your Account

Go to app.ulpi.io and click Sign Up

Choose Authentication

Select Plan

Choose your Documentation plan:

Starter: $29/mo (5 repos, 100k tokens)
Pro: $99/mo (25 repos, 500k tokens)
Enterprise: $299/mo (unlimited repos, 2M tokens)

Start your 14-day free trial - no credit card required

Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

Navigate to Repositories

In the ULPI dashboard, click Repositories in the sidebar

Connect Version Control

Click Connect Repository and choose your provider:

GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
Gitea (self-hosted)

Authorize Access

Grant ULPI.io read access to your repositories. We only need read permissions to index documentation.

Select Repositories

Choose which repositories contain documentation you want to search. You can select multiple repositories.

Configure Branches

For each repository, select which branches to index:

main or master (production docs)
develop (development docs)
Custom branches (feature branches, staging, etc.)

Wait for Indexing

ULPI will automatically index your documentation. Time varies by repository size:

Small repos (< 100 files): 1-2 minutes
Medium repos (100-1000 files): 2-5 minutes
Large repos (> 1000 files): 5-15 minutes

Auto-Indexing: ULPI automatically re-indexes your docs on every push via webhooks. No manual updates needed.

Step 3: Create an API Key

API keys authenticate your AI assistant with ULPI.io.

Go to API Keys

Click API Keys in the ULPI dashboard sidebar

Create New Key

Click Create API Key button

Configure Settings

Name: Descriptive name (e.g., “Claude Desktop - MacBook Pro”)Environment: Choose one:

sandbox - For testing with fake data
live - For production use (select this)

Type: Choose one:

full_access - All permissions (easiest for getting started)
restricted - Specific scopes only (more secure)

Scopes (if restricted):

Leave default for Documentation product
Tenant-scoped by default (access to all your repos)

Save Your Key

IMPORTANT: Copy the API key immediately. You won’t see it again!Format: ulpi_live_... or ulpi_sandbox_...Store it securely (password manager, environment variable, etc.)

Security: Anyone with your API key can access your documentation. Never commit API keys to version control or share them publicly.

Step 4: Configure Your IDE

Configure your MCP-compatible IDE (Claude Desktop, VSCode, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, etc.):Example Configuration - Claude Desktop:

Open Claude Desktop settings
Navigate to Developer → Edit Config
Add ULPI MCP server:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ulpi-docs": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@ulpi/mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "ULPI_API_KEY": "ulpi_live_your_api_key_here"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop
Look for ULPI tools in the tools panel

Step 5: Try It Out!
Ask your AI assistant to search your documentation: Example Queries:

"Search my documentation for authentication examples"

"Find all API endpoint documentation in the user-service repository"

"Show me documentation about database migrations on the develop branch"

"List all repositories with documentation indexed"

Available MCP Tools:

search_documentation - Semantic search across all docs
expand_document - Get full content of specific documents
list_repositories - Browse indexed repositories

What’s Next?

Manage Repositories

Add more repos and configure branches

API Keys Guide

Manage scopes and security

Search Best Practices

Get better search results

Webhook Setup

Configure auto-indexing

Troubleshooting

Common issues and solutions

Skills Quick Start

Set up custom AI coding workflows matched to your tech stack.

What You’ll Need

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Gitea account with code repositories
Claude Desktop, VSCode, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible IDE
5 minutes of setup time

Step 1: Create Your Account

Go to app.ulpi.io and click Sign Up

Choose Authentication

Select Plan

Choose your Skills plan:

Starter: $19/mo (5 skills, 50k tokens)
Pro: $69/mo (25 skills, 300k tokens)
Enterprise: $199/mo (unlimited skills, 1M tokens)

Start your 14-day free trial - no credit card required

Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

Navigate to Repositories

In the ULPI dashboard, click Repositories in the sidebar

Connect Version Control

Click Connect Repository and choose your provider:

GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
Gitea (self-hosted)

Authorize Access

Grant ULPI.io read access to your repositories. We analyze your code to detect tech stack.

Select Repositories

Choose repositories you want to enable Skills for. Tech stack is automatically detected.

Review Tech Stack

ULPI detects your technologies automatically:

Frameworks: Laravel, React, Next.js, NestJS, etc.
Languages: PHP, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, etc.
Tools: Docker, Git, Composer, npm, etc.
Databases: MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis, etc.

288+ technologies supported. You can manually add missing technologies.

Tech Stack Matching: Skills are automatically filtered based on your detected technologies. Laravel repos see Laravel skills, React repos see React skills, etc.

Step 3: Create an API Key

API keys authenticate your AI assistant with ULPI.io.

Go to API Keys

Click API Keys in the ULPI dashboard sidebar

Create New Key

Click Create API Key button

Configure Settings

Name: Descriptive name (e.g., “Claude Desktop - Development”)Environment: live (production use)Type: Choose one:

full_access - All permissions (recommended for Skills)
restricted - Specific scopes only

Scopes (if restricted):

Select repositories you want to enable Skills for
Format: repo:{repository_id}:skills
Example: repo:123:skills enables Skills for repository 123

Save Your Key

IMPORTANT: Copy the API key immediately. You won’t see it again!Store it securely (password manager, environment variable, etc.)

Step 4: Configure Your IDE

Configure your MCP-compatible IDE (Claude Desktop, VSCode, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, etc.):Example Configuration - Claude Desktop:

Open Claude Desktop settings
Navigate to Developer → Edit Config
Add ULPI Skills MCP server:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ulpi-skills": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@ulpi/mcp-server-skills"],
      "env": {
        "ULPI_API_KEY": "ulpi_live_your_api_key_here",
        "ULPI_REPOSITORY_ID": "123"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop
Look for ULPI Skills tools in the tools panel

Step 5: Try Your First Skill!

Ask your AI assistant to use a skill:Example Queries:

"Use the Create Laravel API Endpoint skill to build /api/posts"

"Follow the Laravel Database Migration skill to create a users table"

"Use the Git Commit Best Practices skill to write a commit message for these changes"

"Show me what skills are available for my React project"

10 Public Skills Included:

Create Laravel API Endpoint - Build RESTful APIs with validation and tests
Create React Component - TypeScript components with props and state
Laravel Database Migration - Schema design with indexes and foreign keys
Git Commit Best Practices - Conventional commit messages
API Documentation with OpenAPI - REST API docs with OpenAPI 3.0
Write PHPUnit Tests - Feature tests, unit tests, and factories
Setup Docker Container - Dockerfiles and docker-compose configs
Database Query Optimization - Optimize with indexes and query analysis
Implement Laravel Queue Job - Async jobs with retries and batching
Create REST API Client - HTTP clients with retries and auth

Browse Full Skill Library →

What’s Next?

Browse Skills

View all 10 public skills

Create Custom Skills

Build team-specific workflows

Tech Stack Matching

How skills match your stack

API Keys Guide

Manage scopes and security

Troubleshooting

Common issues and solutions

Complete Platform Setup

Set up multiple ULPI products together for the full experience. Choose from Documentation, Skills, Memory, and Coordination.

Save Money: Subscribe to a Bundle and save 12-20% compared to individual products. View All Bundle Options →

What You’ll Need

GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or Gitea account with repositories
Claude Desktop, VSCode, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible IDE
10 minutes of setup time

Step 1: Create Your Account

Go to app.ulpi.io and click Sign Up

Choose Authentication

Select Bundle Plan

Choose a bundle combination and save:Popular 2-Product Bundles:

Docs + Skills Starter: $42/mo (save$ 6)
Docs + Memory Starter: $60/mo (save$ 8)
Skills + Memory Starter: $51/mo (save$ 7)

3-Product Bundles:

Docs + Skills + Memory Starter: $74/mo (save$ 13)
Docs + Skills + Coordination Starter: $65/mo (save$ 12)

Complete Platform (All 4 Products):

Starter: $93/mo (save$ 23)
Pro: $333/mo (save$ 83)
Enterprise: $1,037/mo (save$ 259)

Start your 14-day free trial - no credit card requiredView All 33 Bundle Combinations →

Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

Navigate to Repositories

In the ULPI dashboard, click Repositories in the sidebar

Connect Version Control

Click Connect Repository and choose your provider:

GitHub
GitLab
Bitbucket
Gitea (self-hosted)

Authorize Access

Grant ULPI.io read access to your repositories

Select Repositories

Choose repositories for the products you subscribed to

Enable Features

For each repository, configure the products you subscribed to:Documentation (if subscribed):

Select branches to index for documentation
Wait for initial indexing (1-15 minutes)

Skills (if subscribed):

Tech stack is automatically detected
Skills are filtered by your technologies
Review and add missing technologies if needed

Memory (if subscribed):

Memory is automatically available via MCP
No repository-specific setup needed

Coordination (if subscribed):

Create a coordination project
Register agent identities
Configure contact policies

Step 3: Create API Keys

You can use one API key for all products or create separate keys for better organization.

Single Key (Recommended)
Separate Keys

Use one key for all ULPI products

Go to API Keys

Click API Keys in the ULPI dashboard sidebar

Create New Key

Click Create API Key button

Configure Settings

Name: “Claude Desktop - Full Access”Environment: liveType: full_access (grants access to all products)Scopes: Automatically includes all repositories

Save Your Key

Copy the API key: ulpi_live_...Store it securely

Memory & Coordination: Both products are automatically available via MCP with any valid API key. No additional repository-specific setup is needed.

Use different keys for different productsDocumentation API Key:

Name: “Claude Desktop - Documentation”
Type: restricted
Scopes: Tenant-scoped (default)
Copy key: ulpi_live_docs_...

Skills API Key:

Name: “Claude Desktop - Skills”
Type: restricted
Scopes: Select specific repositories
- Format: repo:{id}:skills
Copy key: ulpi_live_skills_...

Memory & Coordination:

Use your full access key or any tenant-scoped key
Both products work at the tenant level, not per-repository

This approach gives you fine-grained control over which repositories have Documentation and Skills enabled.

Step 4: Configure Your IDE

Add both MCP servers to your IDE configuration.Claude Desktop Example:

Open Claude Desktop settings
Navigate to Developer → Edit Config
Add both MCP servers:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ulpi-docs": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@ulpi/mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "ULPI_API_KEY": "ulpi_live_your_api_key_here"
      }
    },
    "ulpi-skills": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@ulpi/mcp-server-skills"],
      "env": {
        "ULPI_API_KEY": "ulpi_live_your_api_key_here",
        "ULPI_REPOSITORY_ID": "123"
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Desktop
Look for both ULPI Documentation and ULPI Skills tools

Step 5: Complete Workflow Example

Experience the power of Documentation + Skills working together:Example 1: Context + Code Generation

You: "Search our authentication docs for how we handle JWT tokens"
AI: [Uses Documentation MCP to find internal auth patterns]

You: "Now use the Laravel API Endpoint skill to create /api/auth/login following our patterns"
AI: [Uses Skills MCP to generate code matching your architecture]

Example 2: Learning + Implementation

You: "Find documentation about our database migration conventions"
AI: [Searches your internal docs]

You: "Use the Laravel Database Migration skill to create a users table following those conventions"
AI: [Generates migration with your team's standards]

Example 3: Research + Best Practices

You: "Search for our Git commit message guidelines"
AI: [Finds your team's commit standards]

You: "Use the Git Commit Best Practices skill to write a commit for these changes"
AI: [Generates commit message matching your conventions]

What’s Next?

Skills Library

Browse all 10 public skills

Create Custom Skills

Build team-specific workflows

Workflow Examples

Multi-product workflow patterns

API Keys Guide

Manage scopes and security

Troubleshooting

Common issues and solutions

Need Help?

Read the FAQ

Common questions answered

Contact Support

Get help from our team

Join Discord

Community support

Getting Started

Documentation

Skills

Coordination

Memory

Hooks

Tasks

Help & Security

​Get Started in 5 Minutes

​Documentation Quick Start

​What You’ll Need

​Step 1: Create Your Account

​Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

​Step 3: Create an API Key

​Step 4: Configure Your IDE

​Step 5: Try It Out!

​What’s Next?

Manage Repositories

API Keys Guide

Search Best Practices

Webhook Setup

Troubleshooting

​Skills Quick Start

​What You’ll Need

​Step 1: Create Your Account

​Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

​Step 3: Create an API Key

​Step 4: Configure Your IDE

​Step 5: Try Your First Skill!

​What’s Next?

Browse Skills

Create Custom Skills

Tech Stack Matching

API Keys Guide

Troubleshooting

​Complete Platform Setup

​What You’ll Need

​Step 1: Create Your Account

​Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

​Step 3: Create API Keys

​Step 4: Configure Your IDE

​Step 5: Complete Workflow Example

​What’s Next?

Skills Library

Create Custom Skills

Workflow Examples

API Keys Guide

Troubleshooting

​Need Help?

Read the FAQ

Contact Support

Join Discord

Get Started in 5 Minutes

Documentation Quick Start

What You’ll Need

Step 1: Create Your Account

Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

Step 3: Create an API Key

Step 4: Configure Your IDE

Step 5: Try It Out!

What’s Next?

Skills Quick Start

What You’ll Need

Step 1: Create Your Account

Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

Step 3: Create an API Key

Step 4: Configure Your IDE

Step 5: Try Your First Skill!

What’s Next?

Complete Platform Setup

What You’ll Need

Step 1: Create Your Account

Step 2: Connect Your Repositories

Step 3: Create API Keys

Step 4: Configure Your IDE

Step 5: Complete Workflow Example

What’s Next?

Need Help?