Redocly MCP Server

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Keeping OpenAPI specs, a developer portal, and hosted docs all in sync is one of those jobs that quietly rots if nobody owns it. Redocly connected to Neotask lets you lint and bundle spec files, publish updates, and manage a documentation site or API catalog from a conversation — push an updated spec, check it against style rules, and keep the published docs matching the source without switching into Redocly's own tooling for every step.

What you can automate

Redocly MCP ServerLint, bundle, and publish OpenAPI and other API specification files, manage a developer portal or hosted documentation site, and catalog APIs across a team through Redoc/Redocly tooling. Users can push updated specs, check them against style rules, and keep published docs in sync with source files.

Real workflows

Publish an updated API spec

Give Neotask an updated OpenAPI spec; it lints and bundles the file through Redocly, checks it against your style rules, and publishes it so the hosted docs reflect the change.

Audit the API catalog for drift

Ask Neotask to check whether published docs match the source spec files across your team's catalog; it reviews the Redocly-managed set and flags anything out of sync.

Frequently asked questions

What file types and tasks does this cover?

Lint, bundle, and publish OpenAPI and other API specification files, manage a developer portal or hosted documentation site, and catalog APIs across a team through Redoc/Redocly tooling. Users can push updated specs, check them against style rules, and keep published docs in sync with source files.

Can it manage the docs site, not just the spec files?

Yes — it can manage a developer portal or hosted documentation site and the API catalog alongside the raw spec files.