> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.durohub.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.durohub.com/readme.md).
# Welcome to Duro Dev Center
Welcome to the official documentation for the Duro Platform. This documentation will help you integrate Duro's powerful product lifecycle management capabilities into your applications.
### What is Duro?
Duro is a modern, highly configurable PLM platform that helps hardware teams manage their product data, collaborate on designs, and streamline their development process.
### What can you build?
With the Duro API, you can:
* Manage components and sophisticated BOM assembly structures
* Manage role based access controls for your organizations and libraries
* Search part data with a powerful filtering engine
* Access and update technical documentation
* Automate custom change management workflows
* Create custom integrations with your existing tools
* Build automated reporting and analytics
* Connect an AI assistant to your library with the [MCP server](/ai-integration/mcp.md)
### Getting Started
The fastest way to get started with the Duro API is to:
1. [Create a Duro account](https://durohub.com)
2. [Get authenticated](/getting-started/authentication.md)
3. Try our [Hello World](/getting-started/hello-world.md) example
### API Endpoints
The Duro GraphQL API — and its interactive Apollo Explorer — is available at:
```
https://api.durohub.com/graphql
```
### Connect an AI to Duro
Not every integration needs code. The Duro MCP server lets Claude — or any client that speaks the Model Context Protocol — work with your library directly:
```bash
claude mcp add --transport http duro https://mcp.durohub.com/mcp
```
Sign in the way you already sign in to Duro, choose a library, and start asking. Nothing to clone, no API key to paste. See [Duro MCP Server](/ai-integration/mcp.md).
### Need Help?
* Join our [Developer Community](/community/developer-community.md)
* Check our [Error Handling](/advanced-topics/error-handling.md) guide
* Contact support at
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