An MCP server for publishing Markdown
One server, eight tools, and every agent you use can publish.
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# What the server exposes
The lucid.page MCP server exposes publishing tools an agent can call. It is not an interface for workspace collaboration:
| 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_binder |
Collect pages and links into a binder |
add_to_binder |
Add a page or link to a binder |
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 binders collect pages and links into one shareable list. 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 account-level allowance to 120 requests per minute, and an active subscription lifts the per-IP guard. The get_limits tool reports your exact plan status.
# Can agents group what they publish?
Yes, with an API key. create_binder collects pages and links into a binder behind one link, and add_to_binder keeps adding to it. A public binder gets its own indexable page.
Write it. Paste it. Send the link.