Ask OK Alone gives partners, developers and AI tools easy access to up-to-date information about the OK Alone lone-worker safety platform. It brings together our product documentation, help guides, resources and expert content in one place.
Use it to find answers about how OK Alone works, understand features, or give your own AI tools access to trusted OK Alone information.
Choose how you want to use it
Ask OK Alone
Get answers from our knowledge base
Connect through our MCP service to ask questions about OK Alone and receive answers based on our official product information.
Useful for AI assistants and other tools that need to answer questions about OK Alone accurately and consistently.
Get startedBrowse the knowledge base
Read the source information directly
Access the OK Alone knowledge base as simple markdown files. You can browse the full collection or open individual guides and resources.
This is useful for AI agents and systems that prefer to work directly with the original source material.
Browse the knowledge baseConnect your AI
Help AI tools discover OK Alone
Our llms.txt file provides a simple starting point for AI tools, with links to the available OK Alone knowledge and MCP service.
How to install the MCP
The MCP endpoint is at https://ask.okalone.ai/mcp. It exposes one tool: ask_ok_alone — pass a question about OK Alone product features, how-to, integrations, or positioning.
Cursor or Claude Desktop (remote URL)
{
"mcpServers": {
"ok-alone": {
"url": "https://ask.okalone.ai/mcp"
}
}
}
Clients that only support stdio
Use a local proxy with mcp-remote:
{
"mcpServers": {
"ok-alone": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["mcp-remote", "https://ask.okalone.ai/mcp"]
}
}
}
Testing locally
Run npm run dev in the mcp-ask directory, then connect MCP Inspector to http://localhost:8787/mcp.
Point your AI agent at the knowledge files
If your AI agent or tool does not use MCP, you can give it direct access to the OK Alone knowledge base as markdown files. Each file is plain text, publicly available, and always matches the source material used by the MCP service.
Where to start
The easiest entry points for an AI agent:
https://ask.okalone.ai/llms.txt— a simple directory of every knowledge file and the MCP endpoint. Many AI tools look for this file automatically.https://ask.okalone.ai/md— a markdown index listing all available files with titles and descriptions.https://ask.okalone.ai/md/manifest.json— a structured JSON manifest for programmatic discovery, including section outlines for each file.https://ask.okalone.ai/md/summary.md— a full summary with section outlines, useful when an agent needs to decide which file to read first.
Reading individual files
Each knowledge file is available at https://ask.okalone.ai/md/<filename>.md. For example, the product reference is at /md/product-reference.md. The .md extension is optional — /md/product-reference returns the same file.
Example: adding to a custom agent
Tell your agent to fetch OK Alone knowledge from these URLs. For example, in a system prompt or agent configuration:
You have access to official OK Alone product knowledge at:
- Index: https://ask.okalone.ai/md
- Full directory: https://ask.okalone.ai/llms.txt
Fetch the relevant markdown files before answering questions about OK Alone.
Start with https://ask.okalone.ai/md/summary.md to see what is available,
then read the specific files you need.
Your agent can fetch these files over HTTP and read them directly. No authentication is required. Files are served as markdown with cross-origin access enabled, so browser-based agents can retrieve them without extra configuration.
Knowledge files
14 partner-focused documents are published:
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Product reference
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Help center — monitors and admins
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Help center — lone workers
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Help center — troubleshooting
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Help center — updates and releases
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Help center — Geotab
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Website positioning and messaging
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Executive summary
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Worker welcome pack
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Blog index
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Blog — product, features and company
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Blog — sectors: field and transport
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Blog — sectors: people-facing
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Blog — policy, legislation and culture