File Converter MCP is a Python-powered MCP server utilizing Pandoc for versatile document conversions. It supports various formats, offers customization via extra command-line arguments, and includes Docker support for easy deployment, tailored for AI agents like Claude.
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File Converter MCP is a Python-powered MCP server utilizing Pandoc for versatile document conversions. It supports various formats, offers customization via extra command-line arguments, and includes Docker support for easy deployment, tailored for AI agents like Claude.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 06 2025
Maitreya Mishra
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What is File Converter MCP?
This MCP server leverages Pandoc to enable flexible document conversions between numerous formats including Markdown, DOCX, PDF, HTML, EPUB, and more. Powered by FastMCP, it provides a single tool 'convert_document' that accepts input and output file paths, formats, and additional Pandoc arguments for advanced customization. The server can be deployed via Docker for seamless integration or run locally with manual dependencies. It is designed for AI applications needing dynamic document processing, allowing external agents to request conversions efficiently, with support for complex options like table of contents, margins, and standalone files, making it effective for automation, content management, and document processing workflows.
Who will use File Converter MCP?
- AI developers
- Document automation professionals
- Content creators and editors
- Researchers needing format conversions
- DevOps engineers managing deployment
How to use the File Converter MCP?
- Step 1: Deploy the server using Docker or manually set it up locally.
- Step 2: Connect your AI agent or client to the server's endpoint.
- Step 3: Use the 'convert_document' tool by specifying input/output paths, formats, and optional arguments.
- Step 4: Trigger conversions through your application, sending file paths and parameters.
- Step 5: Retrieve the converted files from the specified output location.
File Converter MCP's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- convert_document
The Benefits
- Supports a wide range of document formats.
- Flexible through customizable Pandoc arguments.
- Easy deployment via Docker.
- Integrates seamlessly with AI agents.
- Automates complex document conversion workflows.
File Converter MCP's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated report generation converting Markdown to PDF.
- Content management systems transforming DOCX to EPUB.
- AI agents requesting dynamic document format conversions.
- Automating academic paper formatting between LaTeX, Word, and HTML.
- Batch processing of large document repositories with format normalization.
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