Cortex drops docs, SDKs, MCP servers

Static API documentation is obsolete now that AI coding assistants are becoming primary API consumers; turning contracts directly into Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers is table stakes for modern developer platforms. Unifying interactive docs, typed SDKs in 11 languages, and MCP servers under one configuration eliminates contract drift and keeps human and agent interfaces synchronized. Rather than forcing agents to parse raw specifications or guess endpoint payloads, Cortex exposes typed tools and SDK code patterns directly into their context window. Ingesting REST, AsyncAPI, GraphQL, gRPC, and OpenRPC simultaneously eliminates fragmented tooling across diverse backend microservices, while an MIT license with customizable Eta templates enables teams to self-host documentation and customize code generation without vendor lock-in.