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- new guide documenting the MCP server for DHTMLX Pivot: config vs getTable() API split, update-config vs render-table event timing, aggregation methods vs predicates, values entry forms, export flow, and framework/widget integrations, plus the Search/Inference workflow split - registered in sidebars.js under the Guides category - linked from how-to-start.md's "What's next" list
- reworded four prompts (the sort parameter, the --wx-pivot-primary-hover variable, update-config, getTable/export) that named the exact property, event, or method solving the described goal - the update-config prompt mattered most: the guide's own "How it works" section is about picking the right event, so naming it in the prompt undercut the example - prompts now describe the outcome and let the assistant find the right property, event, or method
- rewrote the Privacy section body: the previous text was byte- identical to the Booking and RichText guides across all three sentences - reworded the logging-notice sentence to active voice
- reworded the intro's first paragraph to describe config, getTable(), update-config, and render-table in plain prose instead of raw identifiers, while keeping links to the same API pages
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- the manual-setup step referenced "mcp.json" without the leading dot; Claude Code's actual project-scoped config file is .mcp.json
- title updated to remove colon (was breaking the page) - merged numbered steps with the search/inference example into one walkthrough - unique wording to differentiate from other product guides
- assistant now isolates only the doc-needing part of a compound prompt before querying MCP, handling the rest from its own knowledge - split the example-prompt sentence into its own paragraph - varied wording to avoid repeating the same verb in intro and step 1
- capabilities section opened with "What can the MCP server tell you about DHTMLX Pivot?" - rephrased as a declarative statement
- shortened the how-it-works heading and gave it a distinct structure
("Where a Pivot question lands in MCP") instead of the "path through
the MCP server" phrasing
- dropped the mild personification in the privacy line ("anything
that identifies you" -> "personal information")
- rewrote the rhetorical question in "Prompts that get Pivot right"
as a narrative statement
- de-obfuscated two sample prompts that named the methods property
and tableShape directly
- reworded "builds against Pivot as it actually behaves" into more standard phrasing tied to the current-vs-stale theme
[add] DHTMLX MCP server guide for Pivot
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