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Copy the following prompt into your coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, to start a ZeroGen integration. It points the agent at these docs and gives it the rules that are easiest to get wrong.

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What the prompt points at

These docs publish machine-readable versions of every page:

Resource	URL	Use
Page index	`https://docs.zerogen.com/llms.txt`	Every page, with a link to its Markdown version and to the OpenAPI document.
Full text	`https://docs.zerogen.com/llms-full.txt`	Every page in one file, for tools that load all context at once.
One page as Markdown	Add `.md` to any page URL	For example, `https://docs.zerogen.com/quickstart.md`.
Docs search server	`https://docs.zerogen.com/mcp`	An MCP server that searches and reads these docs.

Each page’s menu can also copy the page as Markdown, open it in Claude or ChatGPT, or add the docs search server to Cursor or VS Code.

Why the prompt reads model schemas

The API reference describes the request shape that every model shares, but each model accepts its own inputs, output settings and parameters. Those live in the model’s requestSchema, which reflects your organization, so an agent that reads it builds valid requests instead of guessing parameters from another model.

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What the prompt points at

Why the prompt reads model schemas

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​Why the prompt reads model schemas

What the prompt points at

Why the prompt reads model schemas