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Documentation Index

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Agent Starter Kits

VH3 AI exposes the full intelligence layer — graph, semantic index, aggregation, sentinels, reports — through a standard API and an MCP surface. These starter kits give your AI tools the exact configuration they need to use that surface correctly from day one. Each kit is self-contained. Pick the one that matches how your team works.

AGENTS.md

A drop-in context file for AI coding agents (Cursor, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot). Tells the agent which endpoint to call for which question, the correct field names, and the API conventions.

Cursor Rules

Three .cursor/rules/ files that shape every VH3-related code generation in Cursor — domain vocabulary, API call patterns, and n8n workflow conventions.

MCP Server

Connect any MCP-compatible client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, custom agents) directly to the VH3 intelligence layer. No middleware required.

Claude.ai Projects

Project instructions for Claude.ai — for operations managers who want to query VH3 in plain English without writing code.

n8n Agent Prompts

System prompt and HTTP Request Tool definitions for n8n AI Agent nodes. Wire up a VH3-fluent agent inside any n8n workflow.

Which kit should I use?

Your situationRecommended kit
You’re a developer using CursorAGENTS.md + Cursor Rules
You want to connect Claude Desktop or another MCP clientMCP Server
You’re building an AI-powered Claude.ai workspace for your ops teamClaude.ai Projects
You’re building automations in n8n with an LLM decision layern8n Agent Prompts
You want everythingStart with AGENTS.md, add MCP, then layer in the tool-specific kits

What the kits don’t do

These kits configure AI tools to use the VH3 API correctly. They do not replace the API itself — you still need a valid company_id and api_key to make calls. See Authentication for how to obtain those.
The kits reference endpoints from the API Reference. If an endpoint behaves unexpectedly, cross-check the spec there — the starter kits are tuned for the current API version.