Work with team documents
Find, read, create, revise and render team documents through authorized Markdown Logic MCP tools. Browser OAuth, account permissions, scopes and plan limits apply. More
MCP connector Server URL https://mcp.markdownlogic.comCopy Login OAuth Tools Reads data25 get_ document_ property_ updateget_ page_ import_ usageget_ page_ sourceget_ projectget_ publicationinspect_ documentlist_ document_ property_ historylist_ document_ versionslist_ documentslist_ project_ shareslist_ projectslist_ publicationslist_ repo_ documentslist_ repositorieslist_ shareslist_ teamslist_ webhook_ deliverieslist_ webhook_ eventslist_ webhookspreview_ documentread_ documentread_ document_ propertiesread_ repo_ documentrender_ documentsearch_ documents
Changes data10 create_ documentcreate_ projectcreate_ project_ sharecreate_ sharecreate_ webhookimport_ documentimport_ pagepublish refresh_ pagerename_ document
Deletes or can't be undone12 delete_ webhookrestore_ document_ versionrevoke_ project_ sharerevoke_ sharerotate_ webhook_ secretsave_ page_ importset_ display_ optionsupdate_ documentupdate_ document_ propertiesupdate_ projectupdate_ project_ shareupdate_ webhook
Skills 5 in the ChatGPT listing
Convert render Render authenticated Markdown Logic documents into supported publication formats or import an authorized office file, using the document's actual format and available display options. Integration troubleshooting Diagnose Markdown Logic MCP transport, authorization, discovery, rendering, and source-evidence refusals without exposing secrets or changing credentials. Project artifacts Find, read, create, or revise artifacts in an authenticated Markdown Logic project using stable document identities and current write revisions. Repository endpoint sources Review developer documentation from connected repository and endpoint captures while preserving source identities, freshness, and read-only boundaries. Structured analysis Review cybersecurity evidence and API contract changes in SBOM, VEX, CSAF, SARIF, and OpenAPI documents using source-bound evidence, explicit coverage limits, and format-specific interpretation.