MCP server for signing PDF documents with signature images. Built upon signpdf by Charlie DeTar.
Overview
what is eSign MCP Server?
The eSign MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed for signing PDF documents by adding signature images at specified coordinates. It is built upon the signpdf project by Charlie DeTar, providing a modern interface for PDF signing functionality.
how to use eSign MCP Server?
To use the eSign MCP Server, clone the repository, install the required dependencies, and run the server. You can then interact with the server using natural language or API calls to sign PDFs and retrieve PDF information.
key features of eSign MCP Server?
- Add signature images to PDF documents with precise positioning.
- Retrieve PDF metadata including page count and dimensions.
- Support for PNG and JPG signature images.
- Optional date stamping next to signatures.
- Base64 encoding for file transfer.
use cases of eSign MCP Server?
- Signing contracts and legal documents with digital signatures.
- Adding signatures to forms and agreements.
- Automating document signing processes in applications.
FAQ from eSign MCP Server?
- Can I use any image format for signatures?
Yes, the server supports both PNG and JPG formats for signature images.
- Is there a way to test the server functionality?
Yes, a test script is provided to verify the server's capabilities.
- How do I deploy the server using Docker?
You can build and run the Docker image using the provided Dockerfile.