Agent-Native Content MCP Server: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Lists document titles and details, one page at a time

  Shows the pages you can open, a page of results at a time. It does not return the text.

  Try: “List my documents in the Product space.”

  Network · list-documents

• Searches documents by title and body with operators

  Returns one ranked page of matching documents with snippets. Title matches rank first, and it understands "exact phrase", -excluded, OR and intitle:. Use get-document to read one in full.

  Try: “Search for intitle:launch -draft in our docs.”

  Network · search-documents

• Reads one document in full

  Opens one page and returns its full text.

  Try: “Read the "Roadmap 2027" page and summarize it.”

  Network · get-document

• Reads a document after saving any live edits

  Reads a page exactly as it looks now, including edits someone is still typing in the editor.

  Try: “Pull the latest version of the meeting notes page.”

  Network · pull-document

• Creates a new Markdown page

  Makes a new page, nested under another page or in a workspace you choose. With no choice it goes in your Personal workspace.

  Try: “Create a page called "Launch plan" with an outline.”

  Write · create-document

• Edits a page with exact search-and-replace

  Changes a page by replacing exact pieces of text. It checks the page has not changed since it was read.

  Try: “In the Roadmap page, change "Q1" to "Q2".”

  Write · edit-document

• Moves a page and its sub-pages to Trash

  Sends a page and everything under it to Trash, where it can be restored. Permanent deletion is not offered here.

  Try: “Move the old "Drafts" page to Trash.”

  Delete · delete-document

• Brings a page back from Trash

  Puts a trashed page and its sub-pages back.

  Try: “Restore the Drafts page from Trash.”

  Write · restore-document

• Adds a comment to a page

  Posts a comment on a page, or a reply in a thread, under your name.

  Try: “Comment on the intro: "Can we cut this paragraph?"”

  Write · add-comment

• Moves a collection to Trash

  Sends a whole collection (a database of rows) to Trash, where it can be restored.

  Try: “Move the Old Leads collection to Trash.”

  Delete · delete-content-database

• Registers a webhook for changes

  Makes Content send a signed message to a web address you give when something changes. It asks for your approval first.

  Try: “Notify https://example.com/hook when a page status changes.”

  Write · create-content-webhook

• Syncs a collection with a GitHub folder

  Pulls the latest commits from a linked GitHub folder into your pages. Edited files overwrite page text, and deleted files send pages to Trash.

  Try: “Sync the docs collection from GitHub now.”

  Write · sync-github-folder

• Imports Markdown files as new pages

  Turns Markdown files into pages, with a dry run first that previews what would be lost.

  Try: “Import these three Markdown files under the Handbook page.”

  Write · import-content

• Changes a page's or collection's metadata

  Updates metadata such as the description of a page or database and leaves omitted fields alone. Body text goes through edit-document.

  Try: “Set the description of the Handbook page to "Team policies".”

  Write · update-document

• Lists items in Trash

  Browses or searches trashed pages and collections with their trash time, so you can pick one to restore. It reads only.

  Try: “What did I trash this week?”

  Network · list-content-trash

• Removes a webhook and its pending events

  Removes a webhook by ID. It stops sending events at once, deletes its sent and waiting events and its signing secret, and this is not restorable. Needs admin access to what it watches.

  Try: “Delete the webhook that posts to our old Slack bridge.”

  Delete · delete-content-webhook

• Hands a request to the app's own AI agent and returns its answer

  Sends your request to the app's built-in assistant, which does the work inside the app. Use it for anything the direct tools below do not cover. Long jobs come back as a task you check on later.

  Try: “Ask the app to rewrite the intro of my Roadmap page to be shorter.”

  Write · ask_app

• Checks on a long ask_app task until it finishes

  Checks whether a long request you handed to the app has finished and returns the result. It only reads status.

  Try: “Check whether that task has finished.”

  Network · ask_app_status

• Lists the Agent-Native apps you can reach and their URLs

  Shows which Agent-Native apps your account can reach and where they live. It changes nothing.

  Try: “Which Agent-Native apps do I have access to?”

  Read · list_apps

• Builds a link that opens the app at a specific view or record

  Gives you a link that opens the app on the right screen or record. It does not change anything.

  Try: “Give me a link that opens the app on my documents.”

  Read · open_app

Watch out for

• It can trash pages and collections

  delete-document and delete-content-database move items to Trash, where they can be restored. Permanent deletion is not offered over this server. github.com

• Deleting a webhook is permanent

  delete-content-webhook removes the webhook, its pending events and its signing secret, and nothing brings them back. Page and collection deletes go to Trash instead. github.com

• GitHub sync overwrites page text

  sync-github-folder replaces a page with the edited file, and moves a page to Trash when its file was deleted. Check the linked folder first. github.com

• Webhooks send data to outside addresses

  create-content-webhook asks for approval, then sends signed messages to the URL you give. Only use addresses you control. github.com

• No read-only switch is documented

  The project documents no setting that removes the write tools. github.com