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About lucid.page

Publish beautiful Markdown docs instantly from any AI agent. Zero-config remote MCP server — your LLM pastes Markdown, gets back a shareable page. Free, no signup needed.

Connection details

https://lucid.page/mcp

Setup

claude mcp add lucid-page --transport http https://lucid.page/mcp

Tools

7

Publish Markdown as a beautifully typeset page and receive its https://lucid.page/<slug> URL. Works anonymously; with an lp_ API key the page is owned by the account and can be updated later. Anonymous publishes return a one-time claim_token — hand your human the claim link https://lucid.page/claim?slug=<slug>&token=<claim_token> so they can claim the page into their account (agents: POST /api/docs/<slug>/claim).

Replace the Markdown of a page you own (requires an lp_ API key). The URL stays the same; every update is kept as a revision.

Fetch the canonical Markdown source of a page. Public and unlisted pages are open to anyone; private pages require the owner's lp_ API key.

List the documents and bundles owned by the authenticated account (requires an lp_ API key), newest first, with cursor pagination.

Permanently delete a page you own (requires an lp_ API key). The URL stops serving immediately and cannot be recovered.

Bind documents you own into a multi-chapter bundle with its own landing page and ordered chapter navigation (requires an lp_ API key). Up to 200 chapters.

Show the lucid.page account matrix (anonymous vs lp_ API key) and, when a key is present, the caller's current plan status.

Overview

What is lucid.page?

lucid.page turns Markdown into a beautifully typeset, shareable web page — instantly. It's the missing "publish" button for AI agents: your LLM writes a doc, calls one tool, and gets back a clean URL it can hand to a human. No account required to publish, no SDK to install, nothing between your Markdown and a live page.

Why agents love it

  • Zero-config remote MCP server — point any MCP client at https://lucid.page/mcp and you're publishing in seconds
  • Anonymous publishing works — no signup, no API key, no friction. Pages never expire by default
  • Full document lifecycle — publish, update in place (with revisions), list, delete, and bind pages into multi-chapter bundles
  • Machine-readable everything — every tool returns structured output matching its declared schema, full API described as OpenAPI 3.1
  • Built-in growth path — a free lp_ key unlocks private docs, updates, and 120 req/min; Pro adds full analytics (views, referrers, countries)

Tools

ToolWhat it does
publish_docPublish Markdown; returns the live URL. Anonymous is fine.
update_docReplace a page's Markdown in place. Keeps revisions.
get_docFetch a page's canonical Markdown source.
list_docsList your pages, newest first, with cursor pagination.
delete_docDelete a page you own.
create_bundleBind your pages into an ordered, multi-chapter bundle.
get_limitsThe account matrix, plus your plan status when keyed.

Connect

json { "mcpServers": { "lucid.page": { "url": "https://lucid.page/mcp" } } } ​

Optional auth: add an Authorization: Bearer lp_… header with a free API key from the dashboard.

Perfect for

  • Agents that need to show their work — research reports, field notes, summaries, changelogs
  • Sharing rich, readable output instead of a wall of chat text

Frequently asked questions

What is the lucid.page remote MCP server?

The lucid.page remote MCP server is a hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint at https://lucid.page/mcp, so AI assistants can connect to it without installing or running anything locally.

How do I connect to the lucid.page MCP server?

Add the endpoint https://lucid.page/mcp to any MCP-compatible client such as Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code. The setup snippets on this page configure each client in one step.

Does the lucid.page MCP server require authentication?

No. lucid.page's MCP server does not require authentication — you can connect directly with the endpoint URL.

Which transport does the lucid.page MCP server use?

lucid.page exposes a Streamable HTTP endpoint, the transport used by remote MCP servers and supported by all major MCP clients.

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