> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://context7.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Quickstart > Add Context7 Ask to your website in about 2 minutes Setting up Ask takes two snippets: a **verification tag** that proves the site is yours, and a **hidden note** that tells agents where to ask their questions. Both go into the HTML your server returns. Using a coding agent? Click **Copy prompt for your agent** in the dashboard and paste it into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex. The prompt has both snippets with your site's key and opens a pull request for you. *** ## 1. Add your site Open [context7.com/ask](https://context7.com/ask), click **Add your site** and enter your site's URL. If your pages live under a path, include it, like `https://example.com/docs`. You need to be an owner or admin of the teamspace to add a site. Context7 Ask Site tab with the site URL, the verification tag, the hidden note and their status *** ## 2. Add the tag to `` The tag proves the site is yours. It's the same method search consoles use, so only someone who controls your page template can add it. ```html theme={null} ``` Add it to the shared layout of your site, so every page has it. *** ## 3. Add the note to `` Agents that read your page as text never see ``, so the note goes at the top of ``. It is hidden from people and from screen readers. Your design and page speed stay the same. ```html theme={null} ``` Copy the exact note from the dashboard. It has your site's key. Keep the `data-context7-ask` attribute. If your site already has a visually hidden class, like Tailwind's `sr-only`, you can use it in place of the `style` attribute. Both snippets have to be in the HTML your server returns. Don't add them with client-side JavaScript, because agents and the verification check don't run it. *** ## 4. Verify Deploy your site, then click **Check again** in the dashboard. Context7 loads your site, looks for the tag and the note, and then reads your pages. Once that's done, agents get answers, and the **Site** tab shows your site's usage. Context7 Ask Site tab for a verified site with its usage chart and a test request *** ## Test it You can ask your site a question yourself, from the **API** card on the **Site** tab or with curl: ```bash theme={null} curl "https://context7.com/api/v2/ask?siteKey=ask_4f9c2e81a7b3d6e05c1f8a92&query=How+do+I+retry+webhooks" ``` The response is plain text: the parts of your pages that answer the question, each with its URL. Your question shows up in the [Questions](/docs/ask/dashboard) tab right away. | Status | Meaning | | - | - | | `200` | The answer, or a message that nothing on your site matched | | `202` | Context7 is still reading your site. Try again shortly | | `404` | No site is published for that key | *** ## Optional: llms.txt, markdown pages and headers Some agents never read your HTML. They fetch `llms.txt`, a `.md` version of a page, or only the response headers. The prompt from **Copy prompt for your agent** adds the endpoint to all of these too: * A **Search** section in `llms.txt` and `llms-full.txt` * The same section at the end of each markdown page * A `Link` header with `rel="search"` on every page response These are optional. The tag and the note are all Context7 checks. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.