1
Pick a use case and prompt your coding agent
- Dictation app
- Ambient scribe
- Medical coding app
- Clinical chat assistant
Prompt
Deeplinks open Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex with the prompt pre-filled. If a deeplink doesn’t launch (the app isn’t installed, or your browser blocks custom schemes), copy the prompt above and paste it into your tool directly.
2
Copy credentials into your app
Your agent will ask you to add Corti credentials. Grab them from the Corti Console’s Developer Quickstart — it has a one-click “Copy all as .env variables” action.
Open the Developer Quickstart in the Corti Console
Sign in, then under Default client → Copy all as .env variables.
Other languages or custom integrations
The four skills above cover the most common use cases against the official JavaScript SDK (@corti/sdk) and the Corti Agentic Framework. For Python, Go, Ruby, or anything that doesn’t fit the four skills, point your agent at the machine-readable docs and let it build from there.
llms.txt
Concise API reference optimized for LLM context windows. Best for quick lookups and targeted code generation.
llms-full.txt
Complete documentation — guides, examples, and full specifications. Use when you need the whole picture.
Next steps
API Reference
Browse the full Corti API with interactive examples.
JavaScript SDK
SDK reference — what the skills build on under the hood.
Agentic Framework
Multi-expert orchestration, MCP servers, and the agent runtime.
Example code
Reference implementations for transcription, ambient, coding, and agents.
AI-generated code should always be reviewed and tested before use in production. Human oversight ensures correctness, security, and compliance with healthcare regulations.