TransformPipe MCP server

TransformPipe

Turn a Word file, a web page or a whole Notion export into a clean document, keep it, and send it as a page with one link.

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Documents arrive in the wrong shape. A Word file you need as Markdown. A Notion export that is forty pages in a zip. A spec your assistant wrote, gone once the chat scrolls away. Markdown pasted into an email, landing as a wall of asterisks.

TransformPipe turns all of them into one thing: a clean Markdown document. See it as a finished page, take it away as Markdown, HTML, Word, PDF, Confluence, Jira, Slack or EPUB, or keep it and send a link instead of an attachment. Open transformpipe.com and drop a file. No account is needed to convert.

Twenty conversions, in your browser

Word, PowerPoint, Excel, EPUB, OpenDocument, rich text, HTML, CSV, JSON, plain text, Evernote, or a whole Notion, Confluence or Obsidian export. Each comes back as Markdown with its headings, lists, links and tables intact, and Markdown goes the other way: into a finished page, a Word document, a Confluence page, a Jira ticket, a Slack message or an EPUB book.

The conversion runs on your machine. Signed out, nothing is uploaded and nothing needs a network. Drop several files and they become one document, in the order you picked them.

Markdown in, a finished page out

Tables, code, task lists, maths and Mermaid diagrams come out the way they were meant to look. The download is one self-contained .html file that fetches nothing when it opens: no scripts and no webfonts. A saved document also downloads as Word, and any document prints to PDF.

Send a link, not an attachment

Share a saved document with anyone who has the link, or only with the addresses you name. Give the link a password or an end date if it needs one, and see how often it was opened. Make private stops it in one step, and the old link stops working for good.

Publish new text from the API, the command line, an assistant or Obsidian, and the link people already have shows it. The text it replaced is kept as a revision.

What your assistant writes, kept

TransformPipe is in Claude's connector directory: press Connect, sign in, and ask in plain words. "Save this as the Q3 plan." "Publish it and give me the link." "Find the migration spec from last week." The document goes into your account, with a title you can search for, long after the chat has scrolled away.

ChatGPT connects too, by address, as an MCP app, and Obsidian has a community plugin. All three see the same documents.

One library, not forty chats

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.