An MCP server for publishing Markdown
One server, seven tools, and every agent you use can publish.
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# What the server exposes
The lucid.page MCP server is the whole product, expressed as tools an agent can call:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
publish_doc |
Publish Markdown, get a link |
update_doc |
Rewrite a page at the same URL |
get_doc |
Read a page’s Markdown back |
list_docs |
List everything on the account |
delete_doc |
Really delete a page |
create_bundle |
Bind pages into a multi-chapter book |
get_limits |
Check plan and rate-limit status |
Any client that speaks MCP — Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and the rest — can use all of it. The endpoint and per-client setup live in the agent documentation.
# No account required to start
Publishing works anonymously: the server returns a link and a claim token, and the page is unlisted by default. When you want ownership — a dashboard, updates across sessions, higher rate limits — mint an API key and the same tools act on your account.
# More than a paste endpoint
What comes back is not a text dump. Pages are typeset with real fonts, code is highlighted, math is rendered, Mermaid fences become diagrams, and a set of pages can be bound into a book with chapter navigation. The agent does the publishing; your readers get something worth reading.
# Common questions
# Which MCP clients are supported?
Any client that implements the Model Context Protocol — Cursor, Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and others. Setup snippets for each are in the agent documentation.
# Is there a rate limit?
Anonymous publishing is limited per IP; an API key raises the ceiling to 120 requests per minute. The get_limits tool reports your exact plan status.
# Can agents publish multi-page documents?
Yes — the create_bundle tool binds any set of pages into a book with a landing page and chapter navigation, under one durable link.
Write it. Paste it. Send the link.