Publishing tools are common; the ability to take something back is not. Having both, plus workflow status with assignees, means an agent can move a draft through the same review process a person would rather than jumping straight to live. Article creation requiring confirmation is the other sensible brake. The constraint to check first is plan: Document360 says MCP availability depends on your project configuration and plan, and the tiers are not on their pricing page.
Document360's endpoint, with regional variants. Seventeen tools split cleanly: seven for search and retrieval, ten that change things, with article creation requiring an explicit confirmation.
- Search across the knowledge base semantically, over all project versions or one
- Get an article by id or URL, in any language, published or draft; get categories and the full category tree
- Project versions, workflow statuses and assignable users
- Create and update articles and categories, update page-category content
- Publish and unpublish, for both articles and page categories
- Set workflow status with a due date, comment and assignees
OAuth through identity.document360.io, scope mcp. Every operation is bound by the authenticated user's RBAC, and availability depends on your project configuration and plan.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen