Developer portal
Public discovery, machine-readable documentation, safe test requests, and the production credential path for Claude Workshop integrations.
Quickstart
Start with public discovery. These requests do not create records, send messages, or need credentials. They return the canonical site description, OpenAPI document, health response, and available MCP tools. Use the read-only sandbox endpoint to get a current list of safe exercises before you build an integration.
curl -sS https://www.claudeworkshop.com/llms.txt
curl -sS https://www.claudeworkshop.com/openapi/site-api.json
curl -sS https://www.claudeworkshop.com/api/sandbox
curl -sS -X POST https://www.claudeworkshop.com/mcp \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}'API keys and access
Public HTML, Markdown, llms.txt, sitemaps, discovery documents, health checks, location hints, and MCP tool discovery do not need an API key. Production agent clients are reviewed and issued manually. Automatic registration is disabled until the operator has agreed the caller, data boundary, scopes, retention needs, and revocation contact.
To request a production client, email [email protected] with the integration name, responsible person, requested scopes, callback URLs, and intended data. Read auth.md before requesting access. Do not send private source code or user data through the public sandbox.
Documentation index
Use machine-readable sources as the authority for endpoint paths and supported capabilities. The public API is for discovery and read-only workshop information. Booking and commercial promises still require a person. Submission endpoints must not be used as a test environment.
- OpenAPI 3.1 for public JSON endpoints.
- API catalog for standards-based discovery.
- MCP server card and agent card for supported tools and skills.
- llms.txt for when-to-use guidance and canonical content routes.
Official CLI source
The repository contains the tested Claude Workshop CLI package. It can inspect llms.txt, training content, health, locations, OpenAPI, and MCP tools. Registry installation is not advertised as live until the package is published and the registry response is verified. Developers working from the repository can run it with the workspace command below.
pnpm --filter claudeworkshop cli health
Need production access?
Describe the integration and requested scopes. We will confirm whether a public route is enough or a reviewed production client is required.
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