TransformPipe

TransformPipe is a document converter with an MCP server built into it, so an assistant works against the same conversions and the same documents you use on the site.

In a conversation it can:

• Convert Markdown to sanitised HTML — a fragment, or a whole self-contained document with a title and a palette.
• Convert HTML, CSV, TSV or JSON to Markdown.
• Save documents to your account, in Markdown or converted from any of those formats on the way in.
• List and search what is on the account, and read any document as Markdown source or as rendered HTML.
• Summarise a document, with the summary cached so asking again is free.
• Walk the versions of a document, oldest first.
• Share a document by link, with named addresses, or with nobody.
• Report what the account is using against its limits.
• Delete one document, permanently, and only with an explicit confirmation.
• Answer questions about TransformPipe from its documentation rather than from memory.

Word, Excel and Notion, Confluence or Obsidian exports are files rather than text, so those conversions run in the app, the CLI or the REST API — but whatever they produce is on the same account the connector reads.

There is no key to paste. The connector authorises over OAuth against the account you already sign in with, and the token it gets reaches your documents and nothing else: not your account, not your sign-in, not your API keys. Disconnect it from the account menu, under MCP connector, and it stops working on the next call.

The tools are the same code as the REST API, called in process, so a conversation and a script get the same answer.