Sabre Developer Hub Documentation

Automatically registers the Sabre Developer Hub Documentation MCP server with Visual Studio Code, so GitHub Copilot can search and read Sabre Developer Hub documentation directly from your editor. No manual mcp.json editing required.

What it does

When installed, the extension registers a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that points at the public Developer Hub Documentation endpoint:

• Endpoint: https://developer.mcp.sabre.com/mcp
• Transport: Streamable HTTP
• Authentication: None required (read-only, public content)

Once registered, GitHub Copilot (or any MCP-aware client in VS Code) can call the server's tools to retrieve up-to-date documentation and code examples.

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code 1.101.0 or later (for the stable MCP server API).
• GitHub Copilot, or another extension that consumes MCP servers.

Usage

1. Install the extension.
2. Reload VS Code. The developer-hub server registers automatically on startup.
3. Open the MCP servers view (or Copilot Chat) and confirm developer-hub is connected.
4. Ask Copilot questions such as:
   • Show me how to use the Airline Lookup API.
   • What documentation was updated most recently in Developer Hub?
   • Get the details for rest-api/flightcheck-api/v1 and summarize its endpoints.

Available tools

Once connected, the server exposes these tools:

• look_for_named_sabre_documentation: Search APIs, SDKs, and Product Collections by name.
• look_for_artifact_content: Free-text search across documentation content.
• get_artifact_details: Return metadata and navigation for an artifact by its DevStudio URI.
• grab_html_content_from_documentation_links: Fetch and convert a documentation page to readable text.
• get_latest_updated_documentation: List the ten most recently updated artifacts.

Terms and Conditions

Use of this extension and the Sabre Developer Hub Documentation MCP server is governed by the Sabre Developer Hub Terms and Conditions: https://developer.sabre.com/terms-and-conditions