Overview
What is Doc Ops Mcp?
Doc Ops Mcp is a universal MCP server for document processing, conversion, and automation. It handles PDF, DOCX, HTML, and Markdown through a unified API and toolset, targeting developers and power users who need document operations within MCP-compatible clients.
How to use Doc Ops Mcp?
Add the server to your MCP client using the command npx -y doc-ops-mcp. Configure optional environment variables like OUTPUT_DIR, CACHE_DIR, WATERMARK_IMAGE, and QR_CODE_IMAGE for output paths and PDF enhancements. Then use natural-language prompts (e.g., “Convert report.docx to PDF”) or directly call its MCP tools (read_document, write_document, convert_document, plan_conversion, convert_docx_to_pdf).
Key features of Doc Ops Mcp
- Convert between PDF, DOCX, HTML, and Markdown formats
- Read and write documents in multiple formats
- Smart conversion planning with optimal path selection
- Content rewriting: batch text replacement, regex, format adjustment, smart rewriting
- PDF enhancement: add watermarks (text or image) and QR codes
- Pure JavaScript implementation, no external system dependencies
Use cases of Doc Ops Mcp
- Convert a .docx report to PDF with automatic watermark
- Batch rename company names in a contract .md file
- Add a QR code to an invoice PDF for quick access
- Read and extract metadata from DOCX, PDF, or HTML documents
- Plan the best conversion path between two document formats
FAQ from Doc Ops Mcp
What document formats are supported?
PDF, DOCX, HTML, and Markdown are supported for reading and conversion. See the conversion matrix in the README for details.
How do I set a custom output directory?
Set the OUTPUT_DIR environment variable (default is ~/Documents). The server also respects absolute outputPath parameters.
Does this server require any external dependencies?
No. Doc Ops Mcp is pure JavaScript with no system dependencies. Optionally, it can integrate with playwright-mcp for enhanced PDF conversion.
Can I add a watermark to PDFs?
Yes. Set the WATERMARK_IMAGE environment variable to a PNG or JPG path. If not set, a default text watermark “doc-ops-mcp” is used.
Is Doc Ops Mcp free to use?
Yes, it is released under the MIT open-source license.
