AKD VaultPDF MCP server

AKD VaultPDF — MCP server

mcp-name: io.github.LifeAbundantly/akd-vaultpdf

Document tools that run on the user's own machine. Your files are read where they already are. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and there is no server holding a copy.

npx akd-vaultpdf-mcp

What it does

The thing worth knowing before you use it

It refuses rather than guessing. Point columnstats at a column of dates and it declines and says why, instead of parsing the years and handing back a confident 1,013,000. Measured on a 500-row invoice file: the amount column totals 2,413,791.56, matching Python to the cent; the date column and the invoice-ID column are both refused**.

Currency and accounting notation are understood — $2,150.00 reads as 2150, and (1,234.50) reads as -1234.5, because a bracketed number in a ledger is a negative.

Why there is no free tier here

The browser version gives three free runs. This one gives none, and that is deliberate.

Three free runs is an honest enough gate for a person: the counter survives closing the tab, and anyone opening devtools to dodge $2.22 was never going to pay. It is worthless against an agent. An MCP client is an AI with a shell — clearing a counter is one tool call, and it will do it without malice, simply because that is cheaper than asking.

So the licence is checked server-side against Stripe's own record of the payment. Unlicensed, tools/list returns an empty list and every call returns an error. There is nothing to meter and nothing to reset.

A pass is $2.22 for a day, $5.55 a week, $16 a month, and the day and week passes do not renew. Buy one at .

Setup

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "akd-vaultpdf": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "akd-vaultpdf-mcp"],
      "env": { "VAULTPDF_SESSION": "cs_...your checkout session id..." }
    }
  }
}

The session id comes back in the success URL after you buy a pass. It is exchanged once for a licence token, which is cached at ~/.vaultpdf/licence.json; after that the session id is no longer needed. The token is checked against the server on every start, so a cached token that has expired fails honestly rather than half-working.

What it does not do

It does not upload your files, so it cannot work on files it cannot reach — this reads the local filesystem, and a remote MCP server could not do this job at all. It does not sign in anywhere on your behalf. It has no telemetry.

AKD VaultPDF by AKDmediaX ·