> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.notifique.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Build with AI

> Use AI to integrate Notifique faster, from your first prompt to a working send.

<Tip>
  Building with AI means a **copilot with the Notifique manual**: LLMs.txt is the map, Skills are recipes, MCP runs actions in your IDE, and n8n builds visual flows without code.
</Tip>

## What is it?

It's the set of **AI-ready materials** that help Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, and other tools integrate WhatsApp, SMS, email, push, and other channels **without inventing routes or fields**.

Think of a trip: you don't memorize every street. You bring the **map** (LLMs.txt), a **recipe** for the route (Skill), and optionally a **driver** who steers for you (MCP).

## What is it for?

With these materials you can:

* **Ask for code** with fewer endpoint, field, or auth mistakes
* **Repeat tasks** (send WhatsApp, list webhooks) with clear steps
* **Run actions** in the IDE without opening Postman
* **Build visual automations** in n8n with the official node

## Which tool to use?

| You want to…                  | Use                         | Start here                                    |
| ----------------------------- | --------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| Have AI generate correct code | **LLMs.txt** + clear prompt | [LLMs.txt guide](/build-with-ai/llm)          |
| Teach AI one specific task    | **Skills**                  | [Skills guide](/build-with-ai/skills)         |
| Send a message from IDE chat  | **MCP**                     | [Notifique MCP](/build-with-ai/mcp-notifique) |
| Visual flow, no programming   | **n8n**                     | [n8n](/build-with-ai/n8n)                     |

<Note>
  **LLMs.txt** explains the API. **Skill** teaches one task. **MCP** actually executes in the IDE. **n8n** connects systems with visual blocks. They complement each other; one does not replace the other.
</Note>

## How to start

1. **Paste the map** in your prompt: `https://docs.notifique.dev/llms.txt`
2. **Describe your project**: language, folders, what you already have
3. **Ask for something clear**: channel, template, error handling
4. **(Optional)** Set up **MCP** to test without leaving chat
5. **Test in sandbox** with `sk_test_...` before production. See [Sandbox](/guides/sandbox/index)

## Explore

<CardGroup cols={3}>
  <Card title="MCP" icon="robot" href="/build-with-ai/mcp-notifique">
    Talk to Notifique inside Cursor or Claude and run real actions.
  </Card>

  <Card title="LLMs.txt" icon="book-open" href="/build-with-ai/llm">
    Official API map so AI stops inventing routes.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Skills" icon="sparkles" href="/build-with-ai/skills">
    Step-by-step recipes for tasks like sending WhatsApp.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>

<Card title="n8n" icon="user-robot" href="/build-with-ai/n8n">
  Automate with visual blocks using the official node.
</Card>

## Example prompt

```text theme={null}
You integrate APIs.

I want to connect Notifique to my system (WhatsApp and SMS).
Use patterns that already exist in the project.

Read: https://docs.notifique.dev/llms.txt

I need:
- reusable send functions
- error examples (401, 403, 402)
- authentication with API Key

Deliver ready code and a short explanation.
```

## What you can build

* OTP and alert codes
* Payment or order status notifications
* Marketing campaigns
* CRM or ERP connections
* Bots and automations

## Quick tips

* A **specific** prompt works better than a generic one
* Always say which language and framework you use
* To **actually execute**, combine LLMs.txt + Skill + MCP
* Never paste API Keys in prompts. Use env vars or MCP config

***

## Next steps

* [Notifique MCP](/build-with-ai/mcp-notifique): set up in your IDE
* [LLMs.txt](/build-with-ai/llm): API map for prompts
* [Skills](/build-with-ai/skills): recipes per task
* [n8n](/build-with-ai/n8n): visual automation
* [API Keys](/guides/api-key/index): create `sk_test_` and `sk_live_`
* [Start here](/guides/introducao/comece-aqui): first manual send