FansAPI for OpenClaw.
Connect OpenClaw to public FansAPI documentation over MCP. Add the HTTP server, verify its tools and build from the API reference.
- Public documentation
- Read-only access
- No API key
One prompt. Your docs, connected.
Copy this into OpenClaw to get started.
Connect OpenClaw 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 a current OpenClaw release with MCP support. Run the setup on the installation that will own this connection.
docs.fansapi.com/api/mcpCheck the connection.
Run openclaw mcp doctor fansapi-docs --probe. Confirm the server responds and exposes documentation tools before starting a new conversation.
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 OpenClaw.