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Getting started

To get started with Raven Docs, see README-NEW.md for setup and use the upstream Raven Docs docs for baseline reference.

Origin

Raven Docs is built on the Raven Docs codebase and continues to evolve with its own product direction.

Features

• Real-time collaboration
• Diagrams (Draw.io, Excalidraw and Mermaid)
• Spaces
• Permissions management
• Groups
• Comments
• Page history
• Search
• File attachments
• Embeds (Airtable, Loom, Miro and more)
• Translations (10+ languages)
• Projects and task management
• GTD-style Inbox, Triage, Waiting, Someday, and Weekly Review views
• Daily notes and journal capture
• AI Integration via Model Context Protocol (MCP) (HaruHunab1320 extension)

API Integrations (HaruHunab1320 Extensions)

Note: The following API integrations are extensions developed by HaruHunab1320 and are not part of the upstream Raven Docs project.

Master Control API (Internal)

Raven Docs includes a JSON-RPC 2.0 API that powers the MCP standard service internally. It is not intended as a public endpoint. The MCP standard interface exposes the supported capabilities.

• Managing spaces, pages, and comments
• User and workspace administration
• Group management
• File uploads and attachments
• UI navigation and control

The MCP Standard API is the supported public interface for agents and automation tools.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) Integration

This extension implements a bridge between Raven Docs and AI assistants using the Model Context Protocol.

Raven Docs integrates with AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol, allowing AI models to:

• Create, read, update, and delete content
• Get contextual information about workspaces, spaces, and pages
• Interact with comments
• Navigate the UI
• Perform user management tasks

This integration enables seamless AI-assisted workflows within your documentation and knowledge base.

Using with Cursor

Raven Docs exposes the standard MCP protocol directly at /api/mcp-standard, so no separate bridge process is required:

1. Configure your Cursor settings to use the built-in MCP server:

   {
     "mcpServers": {
       "raven-docs": {
         "url": "http://localhost:3000/api/mcp-standard",
         "apiKey": "your_api_key_here"
       }
     }
   }
   

2. Create an API key for your Raven Docs server:

   ./register-mcp-api-key.sh "Cursor MCP"
   

3. Use the generated API key in your Cursor configuration.

4. Start using tools directly from Cursor to interact with your Raven Docs content!

Available MCP Tools

The MCP Standard service provides the following tool categories:

Content Management

• space_create, space_list, space_update, space_delete: Manage spaces
• page_create, page_list, page_update, page_delete, page_move: Manage pages
• comment_create, comment_list, comment_update, comment_delete: Manage comments
• attachment_upload, attachment_list, attachment_get, attachment_download, attachment_delete: Manage file attachments

User Management

• user_list, user_get, user_update: Manage users
• group_create, group_list, group_update, group_delete, group_addMember, group_removeMember: Manage groups
• workspace_create, workspace_list, workspace_update, workspace_delete, workspace_addMember, workspace_removeMember: Manage workspaces

UI Control

• ui_navigate: Navigate to specific destinations in the Raven Docs interface

Each tool accepts specific parameters and can be called directly from AI assistants that support the Model Context Protocol.

Screenshots

License

Raven Docs inherits the Raven Docs core licensed under the open-source AGPL 3.0 license.
Enterprise features are available under an enterprise license (Enterprise Edition).

All files in the following directories are licensed under the Raven Docs Enterprise license defined in packages/ee/License.

• apps/server/src/ee
• apps/client/src/ee
• packages/ee

Contributing

See the upstream development documentation