Quickstart

1. Create an account

Sign up at app.jitprompt.com with Continue with Google or Continue with GitHub, or with your email and a password. With a password, open the link we email you to verify your address; Google and GitHub have already verified it. Your account comes with an organization of its own.

2. Create a namespace

A namespace holds the documents one agent (or one topic) needs, and API keys are issued per namespace. On your organization’s page, under Create a namespace, type a name such as support-bot.

Names are lowercase letters, digits, ., _ and -, up to 64 characters.

3. Upload your instructions

Open the namespace and upload a file: Markdown (.md), text (.txt), PDF or Word (.docx). Give it a title — it prefixes every section in search, so “Refund policy” beats “policy_v3_final”.

The document goes through pending → parsing → structuring → embedding → ready, usually in under a minute. The page updates by itself.

Good source documents

Write for an agent that will read one section at a time: one topic per heading, rules next to their exceptions, identifiers (table names, error codes) spelled exactly as the agent will meet them.

4. Create an API key

Open API keys in the namespace and create one, labelled after the agent that will use it. Copy it now — it is shown once. The page then shows ready-made connection snippets with the key filled in.

5. Connect your agent

With Claude Code:

claude mcp add --transport http jitprompt-support-bot https://app.jitprompt.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer imcp_..."

Then ask Claude Code something your document covers. It calls get_toc, then search_instructions, and answers from your text.

Other clients: Claude Desktop, Anthropic API, any MCP client.

6. Check what the agent gets

On the namespace page, Try a search shows exactly what search_instructions returns for a plan you type — which sections, in what order, and how each one was matched. The Diagnostics page shows the calls your agents actually made.