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Use the abdm-connect plugin to have a coding assistant build your ABDM Connect integration, milestone by milestone.
Check what the assistant writes against these docs, and test it in the sandbox before it reaches a patient.

abdm-connect plugin

Commands that integrate ABDM Connect into your code, check what is done, and debug a failure.

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Before you start

Three things have to be in place before anything on this page works. Then work down this page in order: install the skill, connect the MCP server where there is one, and ask for one flow at a time in plain language. Read what the assistant writes before you run it.

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Install the plugin

The plugin covers M1 (ABHA creation and login) only for now. The M2 to M4 commands are listed below and are being expanded; check their output against these docs before you rely on it.
In Claude Code:
In Cursor, Codex or another agent, copy the skills folder into the folder your agent loads skills from. Each integrate command reads your codebase and asks you once for credentials and UI decisions. It shows you a plan, builds, and tests on the sandbox until it passes. Its skills also answer questions as you work, such as which hi_type a lab report is.

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Prompting an agent for ABDM Connect

Tell the assistant these, and check its output against them.

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Read these docs as an agent

Every page here is also plain text an agent can read.
  • llms.txt is a map of every page.
  • llms-full.txt is every page’s text in one file.
  • The menu at the top of each page copies it as Markdown, or opens it in Claude or ChatGPT.