Install
Install Rich Doc for agents.
Use the CLI when your agent is working locally with files. Add the hosted MCP server when your agent lives inside ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or another client that supports remote tools.
downloads.richdoc.app/cli/install.sh
https://richdoc.app/mcp
Your Rich Doc account
File-first publishing and review workflows
The CLI and MCP server are complementary. Use the CLI for local terminal workflows, and add MCP when your cloud or desktop chat client needs an authenticated Rich Doc tool surface.
Install the CLI
The CLI is the fastest path when your agent can read and write files on your machine. It publishes HTML files, exports editable copies, uploads revisions, and checks for newer CLI releases.
curl -fsSL https://downloads.richdoc.app/cli/install.sh | sh rich-doc --version rich-doc auth login
rich-doc publish ./report.html --title "Q2 Report" rich-doc editable export doc_... -o editable.html rich-doc editable publish doc_... ./editable.html
The downloaded CLI defaults to https://richdoc.app. Use --origin only for local
development or another explicit Rich Doc origin.
Connect an MCP Client
MCP is the right path when the agent runs inside a cloud or desktop chat client and needs to call Rich Doc directly from that environment.
- Open the MCP, connectors, or tools settings in your AI client.
- Add a new remote MCP server.
- Paste
https://richdoc.app/mcpas the server URL. - Follow the sign-in prompt and approve Rich Doc access.
- Ask your client to publish, review, or revise an HTML document in Rich Doc.
Client labels vary, but the Rich Doc setup stays the same: use the hosted server URL above and complete the Rich Doc sign-in flow when prompted.
Client Docs
Use these docs when you need MCP client-specific instructions. The only Rich Doc value to copy is the
server URL: https://richdoc.app/mcp.
What Agents Can Do
- Publish HTML files as Rich Doc documents with a shareable review link.
- Bring images and other document assets along with the published work.
- Read existing documents, comments, replies, and review status before making changes.
- Revise a document while keeping comments anchored to the right parts of the page.
- Update sharing access when a document is ready for collaborators.
New document: upload an HTML file -> get a Rich Doc review link Revision: export an editable copy -> make changes in the HTML file -> upload the revised file -> Rich Doc keeps comments and history aligned
For best results, have your agent work with an HTML file instead of pasting an entire document into chat. Rich Doc uses the file upload flow to preserve large pages, assets, comments, and version history.