Build with Minmo

Give your agent the right context

Start with the small, machine-readable index. It points an agent to the pages that matter instead of asking it to ingest the whole site:

https://docs.minmo.to/llms.txt

Then give it a concrete task and these constraints:

Build a server-side Minmo integration for [describe the workflow].

Read https://docs.minmo.to/llms.txt and fetch only the relevant Markdown pages.
Use @minmoto/sdk 0.3.0 and inspect its exported types before implementing.
Keep MINMO_PARTNER_ID and MINMO_API_KEY in server environment variables.
Start with a read-only account request. Do not invent SDK methods or capabilities.
Type-check the integration and state what was actually tested.

Choose your integration path

Use the Minmo SDK

For Node.js and TypeScript backends, use the supported, typed @minmoto/sdk client. Follow the quickstart to make a first read-only request, then explore the capabilities you need.

Use the Minmo API

For another runtime, or when you need the protocol beneath the SDK, open the environment-specific OpenAPI document in a new tab. Treat the SDK as the default integration surface whenever your runtime supports it.

Use focused, machine-readable references

Resource	Purpose
/llms.txt	Discover the recommended documentation and context bundles
/markdown/index.json	List every individual Markdown export
/markdown/sdk/quickstart.md	Install and initialize the public SDK
/markdown/sdk/authentication.md	Handle credentials, capabilities, errors, and retries
/openapi.json	Open the live OpenAPI document for this environment
/llms-full.txt	Load all guides when a tool supports a larger context window

Examples are compiled against the pinned public SDK during this app’s checks. That verifies the interface, not access to a capability or a live money-moving flow.