AI product
Reducto MCP Server connects AI agents to Reducto's document-processing APIs through the Model Context Protocol. MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf can use it to upload, classify, parse, extract, split, and edit documents, chaining those operations in an agent reasoning loop without custom integration code.
It is available as a hosted HTTP server at mcp.reducto.ai/mcp or as a local server run with uvx. The hosted option accepts public URLs, while the local option can read local file paths and public URLs and uses Reducto credentials. The server is described in the accompanying talk as an agent-oriented interface with tools that represent document pipeline work, a snapshot of live pipeline state, confidence scores, and an ask-user mechanism intended to avoid silent guesses.
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An MCP server exposing Reducto's pipeline-building capabilities as tools so agents can build document pipelines from a prompt. Rebuilt with fewer tools that carry the structure of real work, a snapshot tool for live pipeline state, confidence scores, and an ask-user tool instead of guessing.
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