How do I install RideDesk Developer Docs?

Clone RideDesk Developer Docs from https://github.com/ridedeskapp/ridedesk and configure it as an MCP server in your client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code).

What category does RideDesk Developer Docs belong to?

RideDesk Developer Docs is listed under Security & Auth MCP servers on MCPFind.

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RideDesk Developer Docs

Developer docs for building on RideDesk: booking API, widgets, per-account booking MCP. No auth.

Security & Authv1.0.3

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