Build PDF features with Claude Code and DocSpring

With DocSpring's MCP server, Claude Code can work in your DocSpring account while it works in your repository. It creates a template from a PDF in your project, writes the code that fills it with one of DocSpring's API clients, and makes a test PDF to check the result.

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What you can do with Claude Code

While it writes your code

Templates from your PDFs: Create a template from a PDF in your repository and set up its fields.
Types for your data: Generate types for a template's data in your project's language, for code that calls the API.
Test PDFs to check its work: Validate data against a template and make free test PDFs, then look at the pages to see where the data landed.
Template changes: Rename or move fields, see what changed since the last version, and publish a new one.

You stay in control

You choose the access: When you sign in, choose whether Claude Code can only read your templates and PDFs or also make changes.
Its own connection: Claude Code signs in with OAuth, so there's no API token to copy into your project.
Disconnect at any time: Each connected app is listed on the Integrations page in DocSpring, where anyone in the account can disconnect it.

Set up the Claude Code integration

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Run claude mcp add --transport http --scope user docspring https://mcp.docspring.com/mcp (accounts in the EU use https://mcp-eu.docspring.com/mcp).
Run /mcp in Claude Code, select docspring, and sign in to DocSpring.
Ask Claude Code to work with your templates, or to write the code that fills one.