Introducing the Parsewise MCP
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Excited to launch the Parsewise MCP 🎉
You can now connect Parsewise directly into tools like Claude, Cursor, and other LLM tools.
That means you can ask questions across your documents, extract structured data, and pull answers with citations, without leaving your workflow.
Here is a video on YouTube with an example of how it's used: Parsewise MCP Demo
Here is a guide on how to set it up on Claude Cowork: Parsewise MCP Claude Cowork Setup
Here are the docs: https://docs.parsewise.ai/parsewise-mcp
Happy parsing!
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MCPs are quietly becoming the layer everyone forgets to budget for. the team that ships a clean one wins because they stop other people from owning the bridge between your tool and the agent. congrats on shipping.
Parsewise
PS: You'll need an account to use the MCP. You can make a free one here: https://www.parsewise.ai/get-started
Loomal
Congrats on the MCP launch — document querying via context is exactly the workflow where MCP really shines. No more copy-pasting chunks into a chat window.
One thing I've been thinking about as MCP adoption grows: most servers right now expose capabilities (what an agent can do), but the harder problem is identity — which agent is calling, with what permissions, how do you audit afterward? For basic queries it probably doesn't matter, but the moment you tie document access to specific customers or sensitive data, that question gets important fast.
Curious how you're thinking about multi-tenant scenarios — does the current auth model cover that, or is it single-operator for now?
Parsewise
@dannyheng Hey Danny, our MCP uses the same auth infra as the rest of all platform. You go through an auth flow when you add the MCP server, and the permissions/access are identical to app.parsewise.ai. Hope that helps!