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DocRaptor MCP logo, by mrfentmen

DocRaptor MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

DocRaptor: render HTML to PDF and XLSX documents through the DocRaptor API.

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DocsAgent MCP logo, by docsagent

DocsAgent MCP

By docsagent · 0 tools

DocsAgent is an open-source MCP server that provides AI agents with instant, private access to personal knowledge bases including Zotero libraries, Obsidian vaults, and Apple…

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DocsAgent MCP logo, by docsagent

DocsAgent MCP

By docsagent · 0 tools

DocsAgent is a local-first MCP server that provides AI agents with instant, private access to personal knowledge bases including Zotero libraries, Obsidian vaults, and Apple Notes.

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doc-scraper MCP logo, by Sriram-PR

doc-scraper MCP

By Sriram-PR · 0 tools

A Go-based web crawler that scrapes documentation sites, converts content to clean Markdown, and serves the local corpus to AI agents via MCP.

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DocSift MCP logo, by anishmoncivarghese

DocSift MCP

By anishmoncivarghese · 0 tools

DocSift is a local MCP server that converts PDFs and Office files into clean Markdown and chunks, enabling agents to retrieve specific relevant passages via local search without…

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DocSlicer MCP logo, by DocSlicer

DocSlicer MCP

By DocSlicer · 0 tools

DocSlicer MCP is a lightweight, layout-aware document parser that allows AI agents to parse PDFs, DOCX, PPTX, and HTML into queryable structures.

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Documentation and referenceSource reviewed
docsonar MCP logo, by ribhav-jain

docsonar MCP

By ribhav-jain · 0 tools

A local document search MCP server that indexes folders of documents into a single SQLite database.

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Docspell MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Docspell MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

A community MCP server for Docspell that enables agents to perform document search, manage items, and retrieve version history.

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Documentation and referenceSource reviewed
Doctoreto MCP logo, by sepehr071

Doctoreto MCP

By sepehr071 · 0 tools

An unofficial, read-only Model Context Protocol server for Doctoreto, an Iranian doctor appointment platform.

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AI and machine learningSource reviewed
doctree-mcp logo, by joesaby

doctree-mcp

By joesaby · 0 tools

An MCP server providing agentic document retrieval over markdown, CSV, and JSONL files.

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Documenso MCP logo, by mrfentmen

Documenso MCP

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

An MCP server for Documenso that enables agents to manage documents and recipients.

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Productivity and knowledgeSource reviewed
Document Converter MCP logo, by Zahid Abbas Ali Baig

Document Converter MCP

By Zahid Abbas Ali Baig · 0 tools

A lightweight stdio server that wraps Microsoft's MarkItDown library to convert local files into Markdown.

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Remote listings are live-checked and re-checked weekly. Local packages are validated from their attributed registry or catalog source and are never executed by Koskamo. Community and vendor evidence are labelled separately.

Access labels describe remote connection and discovery. Individual tools may require accounts, credentials, permissions, or payment. Registry membership and endpoint checks are not security audits.

Operators can list their own server through the public API or the koskamo_register_mcp_server MCP tool: prove control of the endpoint's domain with a well-known file or a DNS TXT record, pass the live check, and it is published at once. Proofs are re-checked weekly. Admins can still hide or remove any listing.

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