This server reads documentation only. It does not call the Stability AI API, so it never spends credits. Your agent still needs your API key in the code it writes, not in the chat.
Quick install
Open in Claude Code
Open in Codex
Add to Claude
Add to Cursor
Add to VS Code
Manual setup
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- VS Code
- Codex
- Claude
- Other clients
Run this in your terminal:
Check the connection
Ask your agent:What the server can do
Example prompts
Once connected, the agent looks things up on its own. Prompts that work well:- “Write a Python function that calls Stable Audio 3 text-to-audio with a prompt and duration, handles the 202 response, and polls the audio results endpoint until the file is ready.”
- “Build a TypeScript client for the Stable Audio 3 endpoints with proper typing for the multipart request body.”
- “Show me how to pass an input file to the audio-to-audio endpoint, what formats it accepts, and what the strength parameter does.”
- “How do mask_start and mask_end work for Stable Audio 3 inpainting?”
- “How many credits does a Stable Audio 3 generation cost, and does duration change the price?”
Other ways agents can read the docs
If a tool does not support MCP, you can still hand it the docs directly:https://docs.stability.ai/llms.txtlists every page with a one line summary.- Append
.mdto any page URL to get its Markdown, for example/api-reference/index.md. - The OpenAPI spec describes every endpoint for code generation and typed clients.
Troubleshooting
The tools are not showing up in my client
The tools are not showing up in my client
Restart the client after adding the server. In Claude Code, run
claude mcp list to check it registered. In Cursor, open MCP settings and confirm the server shows as connected.The agent gave me outdated information
The agent gave me outdated information
Ask it to search the docs again and quote the page it used. If the page itself is wrong, ask the agent to use the feedback tool, or open a support ticket.