Developer MCP Server

If you develop solutions with Relewise APIs, we recommend connecting your AI coding agent to the Relewise Developer MCP Server. It provides domain-specific guidance for C#, TypeScript, PHP, and Java.

WARNING

AI can make mistakes. Review and test generated code before using it.

Getting Started

The recommended setup is to install Relewise Developer from the Relewise Agent Plugins marketplace. The plugin connects your coding agent to the Developer MCP Server and gives it the instructions needed to use it.

If you want to work with your Relewise Datasets, configuration, analytics, merchandising, or optimization instead of building an integration, use the separate Relewise plugin.

Tip: The easiest setup is to copy this prompt into your AI coding agent.

Help me set up the Relewise Developer MCP Server using this guide:
https://docs.relewise.com/docs/developer/mcp.html
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Prefer installing the `Relewise Developer` plugin if supported:
https://github.com/Relewise/relewise-agent-plugins
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MCP Server URL is: `https://mcp.relewise.com` (no auth)

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Alternatively, follow these two setup steps.

Step 1: Add the MCP Server to Your Coding Agent

Install the Relewise Developer MCP Server as an Agent Plugin. Recommended

Or configure it manually:

• Go to Settings > Connectors > Add
• Enter Relewise Developer MCP as the name
• Enter https://mcp.relewise.com as the URL
• Click Continue
• Select No sign-in
• Click Add
• Click Connect

See the Claude Code MCP documentation for more details.

Step 2: Add MCP Instructions to Your AI Rules

Info: Skip this step if you installed the Relewise Developer Agent Plugin. The plugin already provides these instructions as a skill.

Add the following to your coding agent's instruction file, such as CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GitHub Copilot instructions, or Cursor rules.

# Relewise Developer MCP Server Instructions
- Do not rely on your built-in knowledge when working with Relewise APIs. Always use the Relewise Developer MCP Server instead.
- When using the Relewise Developer MCP Server for the first time in a conversation, always begin with a call to `code_getting_started` before any of the other tools. It provides the context needed to use the remaining tools correctly. Follow-up prompts in the same conversation do not need to call `code_getting_started` unless the user switches to a different programming language.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What programming languages are supported?

A: C#, TypeScript/JavaScript, PHP, and Java

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Q: Do I have to pay to use the Relewise Developer MCP Server?

A: No, the MCP Server is free to use for coding.