Dokie AI MCP Server

Dokie MCP Server

Create online, editable presentations from any MCP-compatible AI assistant.

Dokie is a hosted MCP server for presentation creation. It helps your agent turn a topic, brief, document, or rough notes into a polished deck, then hands the result back as a Dokie project you can keep editing online.

Quick start

1. Sign in to Dokie.
2. Open Settings -> AI Integrations.
3. Generate a Personal Access Token.
4. Copy the setup prompt shown in Step 2.
5. Paste that prompt into your AI assistant and let it configure Dokie MCP for you.

This is the default setup flow in Dokie today. For clients that prefer manual MCP configuration, you can also use the hosted endpoint directly.

Manual MCP config

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "dokie": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://mcp.dokie.ai/mcp",
      "bearer_token_env_var": "DOKIE_API_KEY"
    }
  }
}

Authentication uses a Bearer token. Generate or revoke your token at any time from Settings -> AI Integrations in Dokie. Client-specific config syntax may vary, but the hosted endpoint and Bearer token authentication stay the same.

If your client requires environment variables, save your token as DOKIE_API_KEY before adding the Dokie MCP server manually.

What Dokie can do

• Create a new presentation from a prompt, brief, URL, document, or supporting notes.
• Ask you to confirm key information or an outline when needed.
• Accept revisions before generation continues.
• Report generation progress until the deck is ready.
• Return a Dokie project link for online editing, sharing, and export.

Available tools

• create_ppt: Start a new presentation project.
• reply_ppt: Confirm or revise the current direction.
• get_ppt_status: Check generation progress until the project is done.

Typical workflow

1. Ask your assistant to create a presentation with Dokie.
2. Review key info or the outline if Dokie asks for confirmation.
3. Confirm or revise the direction.
4. Let Dokie finish generating the deck.
5. Open the returned Dokie project to polish, share, or export the final presentation.

Example prompts

• Use Dokie to create a 10-slide investor update for our Q2 results.
• Turn this product brief into a clean executive presentation with a professional tone.
• Use Dokie to make a sales deck from these notes and keep the language in English.
• Create a presentation from this document and make it concise, visual, and client-ready.

Notes

• Dokie is optimized for online, editable decks rather than local .pptx generation inside the MCP client.
• Dokie works best for creating new presentations and handling structured presentation workflows.
• If your assistant has multiple presentation tools, mention Dokie explicitly in the prompt to improve tool selection.
• Detailed follow-up editing is best continued in Dokie after the project link is returned.

Supported clients

Dokie works with MCP clients that support remote HTTP servers and Bearer token authentication, including tools such as Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and similar MCP-compatible assistants.