Give Superconductor agents current library docs with Context7
Connect Context7 to Superconductor and your coding agents can look up current, version-specific documentation and code examples for the libraries they work with. Connect it once for your team, and every agent working a ticket, including parallel implementations, looks up the same current docs.
Superconductor lets you and your team chat with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more in shared, secure cloud sessions.
With our Context7 integration, you can
- Upgrade to a new major version using its current migration guide
- Write code against an API that changed after the model was trained
- Replace deprecated calls with what the library recommends now
Try asking
- Review this pull request against Context7's docs for the Prisma version in our package.json, and flag anything that's no longer recommended.
- Write the README section on customizing our Tailwind theme, using Context7 to make sure every example works with Tailwind v4.
- We're choosing a date library. Use Context7 to compare how date-fns and Day.js handle time zones, with a short example of each.
Technical details
- Agents can
- Find libraries and read their documentation and code examples
- Access
- Public libraries, plus private sources in the connected Context7 teamspace
- Needs
- Context7 sign-in or API key
- Server
- Context7's hosted MCP server
Questions
- Which Context7 MCP server does it use?
- Context7's hosted MCP server at
mcp.context7.com. Sign in with Context7, or paste a Context7 API key. - Can agents change anything through Context7?
- No. Context7 only looks up documentation and code examples.
- Which libraries does it cover?
- The ones in Context7's index. Anyone can submit a missing public library.