FansAPI for Hermes.
Bring public FansAPI documentation into Hermes Agent. Add the HTTP MCP server, test the connection and turn a documented endpoint into code.
- Public documentation
- Read-only access
- No API key
One prompt. Your docs, connected.
Copy this into Hermes to get started.
Connect Hermes to the FansAPI docs MCP server at https://docs.fansapi.com/api/mcp. Keep my existing configuration and verify that the documentation tools are available.Connect the docs.
Install Hermes Agent with MCP support. Use the Hermes profile where you want the documentation tools to be available.
docs.fansapi.com/api/mcpCheck the connection.
Run hermes mcp test fansapi-docs. Start a new Hermes session or run /reload-mcp, then check that its documentation tools are available.
Look for fansapi-docs and its documentation tools. Start a new conversation after connecting.
- Search the documentation
- Read the source page
This website does not check your local connection.
search_docsFind the right pageFind documentation by topic or endpoint.
Ask a focused question.
Ask your agent to find the endpoint, read its requirements and link to the source.
Use the fansapi-docs MCP server to find and read the documentation for listing connected accounts. Show a minimal Node.js example using an environment variable for the API key, and link to the source documentation.Keep the documentation alongside your code. Review the source before running a generated request.
How do I list my connected accounts?
search_docsMake your first request.
Move from documentation to an authenticated, read-only request from your server.
- Keep your API key in an environment variable.
- Review the request and run it from your server.
- Compare the response with the API reference.
The docs connection grants no account access. API requests require separate authentication.
/api/whoamiBearer $FANSAPI_API_KEYMake yourself at home.
Configuration, access and next steps for Hermes.