float-mcp

# Task ID: 40 # Title: Implement Comprehensive Documentation # Status: done # Dependencies: 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39 # Priority: medium # Description: Create detailed documentation for all implemented Float API endpoints, including tool descriptions, parameter documentation, response formats, and example usage for MCP integration. # Details: Create comprehensive documentation for all implemented tools. For each endpoint: 1. Create detailed tool descriptions for MCP integration 2. Document all parameters with clear descriptions 3. Provide example usage patterns 4. Document response formats and schemas 5. Include error handling guidance Implement consistent documentation patterns across all tools: ```typescript // Example of well-documented tool export const listAccountsTool = createTool({ name: 'listAccounts', description: 'List all accounts in Float with pagination support. Returns account details including name, ID, and permissions.', parameters: z.object({ page: z.number().optional().describe('Page number for pagination (starts at 1)'), per_page: z.number().optional().describe('Number of results per page (default: 100, max: 500)'), sort: z.enum(['name', 'created_at']).optional().describe('Sort field'), order: z.enum(['asc', 'desc']).optional().describe('Sort order') }), execute: async (params) => { const floatApi = new FloatApi(); return await floatApi.getPaginated('/accounts', params); } }); ``` Create a documentation markdown file for each endpoint category explaining usage patterns, parameter details, and response formats. # Test Strategy: 1. Verify all tools have comprehensive descriptions 2. Check all parameters have clear descriptions 3. Validate documentation against actual implementation 4. Test documentation examples for accuracy 5. Verify MCP tool listings display correctly 6. Review documentation for completeness and clarity 7. Test documentation in Claude Desktop MCP integration # Subtasks: ## 1. Write Tool Descriptions for Each Endpoint [done] ### Dependencies: None ### Description: Draft clear and concise descriptions for every API endpoint, explaining their purpose and functionality. ### Details: Ensure each endpoint description is tailored for both entry-level and experienced users, avoiding unnecessary jargon and providing context for when and why each endpoint should be used. ## 2. Document All Parameters [done] ### Dependencies: 40.1 ### Description: List and explain all parameters for each endpoint, including required and optional fields, data types, and constraints. ### Details: Include parameter names, types, whether they are required or optional, default values, and any validation rules. Use consistent terminology and formatting throughout. ## 3. Provide Example Usage [done] ### Dependencies: 40.2 ### Description: Create example requests for each endpoint, demonstrating typical usage scenarios. ### Details: Include sample code snippets or curl commands for each endpoint, ensuring examples are accurate and easy to follow for entry-level users. ## 4. Document Response Formats/Schemas [done] ### Dependencies: 40.3 ### Description: Detail the structure and schema of responses returned by each endpoint, including data types and example responses. ### Details: Provide clear JSON or other relevant schema examples, and explain each field in the response. Highlight any variations based on input parameters or error conditions. ## 5. Add Error Handling Guidance [done] ### Dependencies: 40.4 ### Description: Document possible error responses, status codes, and troubleshooting tips for each endpoint. ### Details: List common error codes, their meanings, and recommended actions for users. Include example error responses and guidance on how to handle them. ## 6. Review for Consistency and Completeness [done] ### Dependencies: 40.5 ### Description: Perform a thorough review of the documentation to ensure consistency, accuracy, and completeness across all endpoints. ### Details: Check for consistent terminology, formatting, and structure. Verify that all endpoints, parameters, examples, responses, and error handling sections are present and up-to-date.