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The Endor Labs documentation includes interactive tools that build commands, filters, and configurations for you, directly in your browser. This page lists every tool, what you accomplish with it, and where it lives. It also covers the machine-readable surfaces that let AI assistants and agents consume the documentation.
Every tool has a stable short link under docs.endorlabs.com/tools/ that you can bookmark or share. See the short link reference at the end of this page.

Interactive tools

endorctl API Query Builder

Construct endorctl api commands from real API operations and parameters instead of writing them by hand. The builder guides you through resource kinds, filters, and output formats, and produces a command you can run immediately. See endorctl API Query Builder to build a command.

Filter builders

Compose filter expressions with guided, clickable builders instead of memorizing the filter syntax. Each builder produces a filter string that works in the Endor Labs user interface and in endorctl api calls.

MCP install generator

Generate the exact install command or JSON configuration for running the Endor Labs MCP server in your coding tool. The generator is embedded on each tool’s setup page, covering Cursor, Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Visual Studio Code, Gemini CLI, IntelliJ IDEA, Augment Code, and Google Antigravity. See MCP Server to pick your tool.

SCM setup wizard

Get a tailored plan for setting up monitoring scans on your source code management platform. Answer a few questions and the wizard returns the recommended deployment path. See SCM Integrations to run the wizard.

Coding Agent Governance rollout wizard

Pick your AI coding agent and rollout style to get a tailored checklist with deep links to every page you need. See Coding Agent Governance to plan your rollout.

Coding Agent Governance configuration generator

Generate Cursor hooks, Claude Code settings, Codex requirements, or a macOS configuration profile for managed developer machines. The generator assembles everything locally in your browser, so your API credentials never leave the page. See Deploy Coding Agent Governance with MDM to generate a configuration.

Package Firewall MDM script generator

Generate self-contained scripts that route package installations on developer machines through the Package Firewall, ready to push with your MDM tool. See Deploy Package Firewall to developer machines with MDM to generate your script.

Package Firewall configuration wizard

Generate the package manager configuration that routes installation requests through the Package Firewall with your API credentials. See Configure the Package Firewall with direct integration to configure your package manager.

Environment variable export wizard

Select your operating system and shell to generate the correct command for setting endorctl environment variables. See Global flags and environment variables to generate the command.

AI and machine-readable docs

AI assistants and agents can consume the Endor Labs documentation through several dedicated surfaces.

Documentation MCP server

The documentation MCP server gives your AI tools direct access to the complete, current documentation through search and filesystem-style query tools. Endor Labs hosts it at https://docs.endorlabs.com/mcp with no authentication required. See Documentation MCP server to connect it to your AI tools.

Agent skill

The documentation MCP server also exposes an agent skill as an MCP resource at mintlify://skills/endorlabs. MCP clients that support resources can read it to learn when and how to use Endor Labs for scanning, dependency management, and security governance tasks.

llms.txt

The documentation publishes llms.txt, an index of every page with titles and summaries, and llms-full.txt, the full documentation content in one file. AI tools use these files to discover and ingest the documentation.

Markdown for every page

Every documentation page is available as plain Markdown. Append index.md to any page URL, for example https://docs.endorlabs.com/introduction/getting-started/index.md. Use these URLs to feed individual pages to an AI tool without HTML noise. Each interactive tool has a stable short link that redirects to its current location. Short links keep working even if pages move.