Medusa customizations written to the current documentation.
Medusa features get built from Medusa's own implementation guides, using the APIs and patterns Medusa recommends instead of guesses. It also answers how-to questions, such as upgrading, from the current docs.
What it is
Medusa's own server for its documentation, hosted at docs.medusajs.com. Your assistant in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code or OpenCode fetches the relevant Medusa docs and answers with explanations and code snippets. It reads documentation and does not touch a Medusa store; the one thing it sends out is feedback to the Medusa team.
What you get
- Answers to Medusa questions, drawn from the current documentation
- Code snippets and explanations for building Medusa customizations
- Step-by-step implementation guides for common tasks, naming the Medusa APIs and patterns to use
- Feedback on doc gaps or bugs sent to Medusa from your editor
Requirements
A Medusa Cloud account; the server is open to Cloud users only. You log into Cloud in a browser window when you connect, or send a Cloud personal access key instead if sign-in gives you trouble. Your agent may offer to send feedback on its own, with code from your project as a reproduction, so read the report before you approve it.
Setup effort
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen