Our developer documentation has moved to docs.ordergroove.com. It's the same documentation your developers use today — same guides, same endpoints, same reference content — rebuilt on a new platform, and it's live now. What's changed is what's around it: a live API explorer, code examples in nine-plus languages, and a site your team's AI coding assistant can actually read.

What's new

• Built for AI coding assistants: The new site publishes llms.txt, serves clean Markdown to any agent that requests a page, and ships an MCP server for the API reference. When you ask Cursor or Claude how to create a subscription in Ordergroove, you get our actual endpoints instead of a plausible-looking guess.
• An interactive API explorer: Authenticate and send a real request from the reference page you're already reading — no Postman setup, no copying cURL into a terminal to see what comes back.
• Code examples in your language: Every endpoint ships examples in nine-plus languages, generated from the spec, so a Python developer isn't mentally translating our cURL samples.

Get started: Visit docs.ordergroove.com. If something doesn't look right, please let your Ordergroove CSM know.