Inkable Docs

Accessibility checks

Inkable Docs checks attached PDF and DOCX files for document accessibility, queues analysis when needed, and returns structured reports. For DOCX files, it can also queue remediation and return a new accessible copy without replacing the original.

What you can ask

Do an accessibility check on this attached document and show me the findings.
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://inkabledocs.com/mcp
Login: OAuth
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Use Inkable when the user asks to check, review, audit, or assess an attached PDF, DOCX, or PPTX. Call for a report. If it returns queued or running, tell the user explicitly that the check is queued or processing, do not claim completion, and keep the requestId internal; use with that requestId when the user asks for the status or completed report. For “make this accessible,” call for PPTX and to retrieve it. Call for DOCX, then call with the returned requestId whenever the user asks to poll, check status, or retrieve; is the dedicated DOCX status and file-retrieval tool, and must not be used for DOCX remediation IDs. Retrieve the completed DOCX file resource through . If the attachment is a PDF, tell the user that PDF remediation is not supported at the moment and do not claim that it was remediated. DOCX remediation is asynchronous, may run anonymously, and sends a completion email to the Inkable account email on file only when available; report the notification object’s email and status exactly. The original attachment is never replaced. Preserve Inkable check names and categories exactly as returned; do not rename, merge, or paraphrase them. Distinguish check results from individual findings.

Tools

Reads data1

Changes data5

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://inkabledocs.com/mcp

OAuth

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Use Inkable when the user asks to check, review, audit, or assess an attached PDF, DOCX, or PPTX. Call for a report. If it returns queued or running, tell the user explicitly that the check is queued or processing, do not claim completion, and keep the requestId internal; use with that requestId when the user asks for the status or completed report. For “make this accessible,” call for PPTX and to retrieve it. Call for DOCX, then call with the returned requestId whenever the user asks to poll, check status, or retrieve; is the dedicated DOCX status and file-retrieval tool, and must not be used for DOCX remediation IDs. Retrieve the completed DOCX file resource through . If the attachment is a PDF, tell the user that PDF remediation is not supported at the moment and do not claim that it was remediated. DOCX remediation is asynchronous, may run anonymously, and sends a completion email to the Inkable account email on file only when available; report the notification object’s email and status exactly. The original attachment is never replaced. Preserve Inkable check names and categories exactly as returned; do not rename, merge, or paraphrase them. Distinguish check results from individual findings.