Connect Sportradar Developer Documentation to AI Assistants
Use Sportradar Developer Documentation and API specifications directly in your IDE.
MCP Gateway
Use this gateway in your coding assistant.
Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP lets your coding assistant search documentation for APIs, products, and services directly in your IDE.
#Set Up Your Assistant
Use the MCP gateway shown above when setting up Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP in your coding assistant.
If the install button does not work, add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"sr-api-hub-public": {
"url": "https://public.mcp.apidocs.sportradar.com/mcp"
}
}
}Test it:
What APIs are available in Sportradar Developer Documentation?#Query Suggestions
Use these prompts when you want the assistant to search Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP before answering.
- "Use Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP to list the available APIs."
- "Use Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP to find APIs related to live sports data."
- "Use Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP to find APIs related to fixtures, schedules, or results."
- "Use Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP to pick one public API and explain how a developer should start using it."
- "Use Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP to pick one public API and generate a TypeScript client example for it."
- "Use Sportradar Developer Documentation MCP to search for APIs related to my current task, then ask me one follow-up question if the result is ambiguous."
#Scope to One Service
Append ?resource_slug=<resource-slug> to the MCP gateway URL to default your coding assistant to one Sportradar Developer Documentation resource. The assistant can still reach the full gateway, but treats the named service as the default context.
Example:
https://public.mcp.apidocs.sportradar.com/mcp?resource_slug=widgetsEach resource page shows Copy MCP URL in the page header actions.