Using these docs with AI
grandocs is built so your AI assistant can read the real MA manual instead of guessing. Pick the tool you already use — each guide below is a short, copy-paste setup.
Pick your tool
Section titled “Pick your tool” ChatGPT Custom GPT, Copy-as-Markdown paste, or browse a page. The most common starting point.
Claude The cleanest fit — connect the MCP server and installable skills, or use Projects.
GitHub Copilot (VS Code) For writing grandMA3 Lua plugins where you already code.
Cursor MCP server plus llms.txt as an indexed docs source.
Gemini & NotebookLM Paste a grandocs URL straight in as a source — no file uploads.
Perplexity Add grandocs links to a Space for cited, grounded lookups.
Other assistants Microsoft Copilot, Grok, or anything else — the universal copy/paste method.
Any MCP client The remote MCP server endpoint and config for every MCP-capable client.
Which should I use?
Section titled “Which should I use?”| If you want to… | Use | How it connects |
|---|---|---|
| Ask questions / write macros in a chat window | ChatGPT or Claude | Custom GPT / Project knowledge, or paste a page |
| Let an agent search the docs for you, live | Claude, Cursor, VS Code Copilot | MCP server (one shared endpoint) |
| Write grandMA3 Lua plugins | VS Code + Copilot or Cursor | MCP + the page’s .md as context |
| Research with citations, no setup | Perplexity or NotebookLM | paste a grandocs URL as a source |
The two things every tool can use
Section titled “The two things every tool can use”Whatever your tool, these always work:
- Copy as Markdown — every docs page has a button in its header that copies the clean markdown. Paste it into any chat.
- Append
.mdto any URL — e.g./grandma3/2-4/keyword_store.mdis the raw markdown of the Store keyword page. Hand that URL (or the whole/llms.txtindex) to any assistant that can read a link.