The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the DocsAutomator listing page.
DocsAutomator makes documents from your data and sends them for acceptance or signature. This repository describes how to connect your AI agent to the hosted DocsAutomator MCP server. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard that AI apps such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code use to call outside tools.
Server address: https://mcp.docsautomator.co/mcp
The server is hosted by DocsAutomator. You install nothing. This repository holds no server code, only the connection details, a Claude plugin and a skill.
You sign in to DocsAutomator the first time your app connects. If you have no account, you can create one for free at https://app.docsautomator.co.
Claude (web, desktop and mobile)
https://mcp.docsautomator.co/mcp and click Connect.ChatGPT
https://mcp.docsautomator.co/mcp.Cursor
Or add this to your MCP settings:
VS Code
Claude Code
To add the server and the "Send a quote for acceptance" skill in one step, install this repository as a plugin:
Other MCP apps
Use the address https://mcp.docsautomator.co/mcp with streamable HTTP.
Authorization header. Find the key in DocsAutomator under Settings, Workspace, API. An API key belongs to one workspace.Paste this prompt into your AI app:
No website? Use this one. Your agent then starts from a quote in the DocsAutomator template gallery:
Open the email on your phone, check the quote, type your name and tap Accept. The accepted PDF and its record appear in DocsAutomator under Documents. This takes about two minutes.
Next, ask your agent to send the quote to a real client, make it from your Airtable base, or use your own Word template.
Your agent can send any document in test mode. A test document carries a preview watermark and does not count toward your plan. A signing or acceptance request in test mode still sends the real email to the real person, and it is never billed.
The server gives your agent about 50 tools. In plain words:
Every tool tells your app whether it only reads, changes data, or replaces, deletes or sends something, so your app can ask you before it acts.
Pricing is at https://docsautomator.co/pricing. Acceptance and signature cost $0.50 per document, charged once when the first recipient opens it. A request nobody opens is free.
The files in this repository are under the MIT License. The DocsAutomator service has its own terms: https://docsautomator.co/terms.