MCP Server
Sezzle has an that lets you search this documentation in natural language from your IDE, terminal, or any MCP-compatible tool. It reads Sezzle’s documentation only; it never calls the Sezzle API.Setup
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Install the MCP server
Run the following command. It detects the AI tools configured in the current project (Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, and others) and asks which ones to install to. Add To configure a client by hand instead:
-g to install globally instead of into the current project.- Claude Code
- Cursor
- VS Code
Add the server:Then confirm it connected:
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Begin prompting
Ask a question, and your agent searches Sezzle’s documentation for the answer.Example prompts:
- “How do I create a Sezzle checkout session, and what do I do next?”
- “How do I capture an authorized order?”
- “What’s the difference between Authorize Only and Authorize and Capture?”
- “How do I integrate the Sezzle iOS SDK?”
- “Which webhook events does Sezzle send, and how do I subscribe to them?”
- “How do I add the Sezzle widget to a WooCommerce store?”
Skills
A skill tells your AI agent how to build a Sezzle integration: which API calls to make and in what order, how to authenticate, which webhooks to handle, and how to test in our sandbox.Install skills
Run the following command. It installs the skills listed below into your agent’s context:skill.md file linked below and paste it into your agent.
Available skills
We also publish this list as JSON atdocs.sezzle.com/.well-known/skills/index.json.
Markdown and llms.txt
Append.md to any page URL to get its markdown source. Paste that straight into an LLM.
We also support the /llms.txt standard.
/llms.txt
An index of every page in our docs, hosted at https://docs.sezzle.com/llms.txt.
/llms-full.txt
The full text of our docs in one file, hosted at https://docs.sezzle.com/llms-full.txt.