microsoft/markitdown
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vivekVells/mcp-pandoc
mcp-pandoc is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to facilitate seamless document format conversion across multiple formats using the pandoc tool within the MCP ecosystem. It enables users to transform content between various document formats such as markdown, HTML, plain text, DOCX, PDF, reStructuredText (RST), LaTeX, EPUB, Jupyter Notebook (IPYNB), and OpenDocument Text (ODT) while preserving the formatting and structure of the original content. The server is officially part of the Model Context Protocol servers open-source project and is currently in early development, with PDF support being actively developed. The core functionality of mcp-pandoc revolves around the `convert-contents` tool, which accepts inputs either as raw content strings or file paths and converts them to the desired output format. For advanced formats like PDF, DOCX, RST, LaTeX, and EPUB, the output file path must be specified. The server supports bidirectional conversion among all supported formats, with PDF being an output-only format due to pandoc's limitations in converting from PDF. mcp-pandoc leverages the Pandoc Python package as its foundation for document conversion. It supports custom styling for DOCX outputs through reference documents, allowing users to apply specific templates and styles. The server requires the installation of pandoc, the UV package (which includes the `uvx` command), and for PDF conversion, a TeX Live distribution must be installed. The project provides comprehensive documentation, including a cheatsheet with copy-paste examples, a bidirectional conversion matrix, common workflows, and a reference document styling guide. It also offers a demo video showcasing its capabilities. The tool is suitable for users needing reliable and flexible document format conversions within the MCP framework, supporting a wide range of formats and workflows. In summary, mcp-pandoc is a versatile MCP server that integrates pandoc to offer robust document conversion services, enhancing interoperability and workflow efficiency in document handling within the Model Context Protocol ecosystem.
https://github.com/vivekVells/mcp-pandoc
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