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This documentation is written for people and is equally available to coding agents — Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and others. An agent does not have to parse the HTML: every page also exists as Markdown, and the whole set comes in forms meant to be loaded as context.

What an agent can read

The skill file, the index and the full text are in English. Russian pages are not in them, but each one has its Markdown version too, under /docs/ru/ — e.g. /docs/ru/quickstart/dotnet.md.

Connect the documentation MCP server

With the MCP server, the agent searches the documentation itself while it works, instead of relying on what it remembers.
Add --scope project to share the server with your team through .mcp.json.

Use one page as context

The same menu at the top of every page copies the page as Markdown, opens it as Markdown, or starts a conversation in Claude or ChatGPT with the page attached. It is the quickest way to hand an agent exactly the page the task is about.

What to tell the agent

The agent works better when the task names the mechanism and the deployment mode. A few starting points:
An application that only signs users in needs no Veriqa package or SDK — it is an ordinary OpenID Connect relying party. Veriqa packages belong only where the application is the issuer or calls the confirmation API from its server. Agents often get this wrong; say it in the task if your application is a client.

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