AI Answer Copier
AI Answer Copier is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that solves the "Final Mile" friction in educational content creation.
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What it can do
- Harmonize Markdown: Standardize and normalize Markdown syntax without changing the document's meaning. Re-formats headers (ATX-style), normalizes list markers to '-', enforces fenced code blocks with
- Convert To Txt: Convert Markdown to plain text by stripping all formatting — removes headers, bold/italic markers, links, images, code fences, and HTML tags. The result is a human-readable plain-text
- Convert To Rtf: Convert Markdown to Rich Text Format (RTF). Produces an RTF document string preserving basic formatting: bold, italic, headers, lists, and code blocks.
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
AI Answer Copier is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that solves the "Final Mile" friction in educational content creation. It enables AI models to move beyond just writing questions to actually generating the files required for teaching and assessment.
By functioning as a native MCP server, this tool allows Claude or any MCP-enabled IDE to directly pipe its output into specialized educational formats. No more manually fixing bullet points in Word or wrestling with CSV headers for your LMS.
Key Capabilities:Zero-Friction Pipeline: Your AI can now "see" your local export tools. Ask it to: "Generate 10 biology questions and send them directly to my Quizizz CSV."
Multi-Format Exporting: Seamlessly convert AI responses into upload-ready files for Kahoot, Quizizz, Canvas (JSON), Moodle (XML), and professionally formatted PDFs.
Intelligent Smart-Parse: Automatically identifies question stems, multiple-choice distractors, and correct answer keys from raw AI text.
First-Class Math & Code: Native support for LaTeX equations ($\sqrt{x}$) and indented code snippets (Python/C++), ensuring they don't break during the export
Why use this MCP server? Generating questions takes seconds, but formatting them takes hours. This server reclaims those 5 hours of your week by removing the technical barrier between AI intelligence and classroom delivery.
Server tool list (34)
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| harmonize_markdown | Standardize and normalize Markdown syntax without changing the document's meaning. Re-formats headers (ATX-style), normalizes list markers to '-', enforces fenced code blocks with backticks, and applies consistent indentation. Side effects: when output_path is provided, writes the harmonized Markdown to disk. When output_path is omitted, returns the harmonized text as a string with no file I/O. |
| convert_to_txt | Convert Markdown to plain text by stripping all formatting — removes headers, bold/italic markers, links, images, code fences, and HTML tags. The result is a human-readable plain-text string with no markup. |
| convert_to_rtf | Convert Markdown to Rich Text Format (RTF). Produces an RTF document string preserving basic formatting: bold, italic, headers, lists, and code blocks. |
| convert_to_latex | Convert Markdown to LaTeX source code. Produces a LaTeX document fragment with \section, \textbf, \textit, list environments, verbatim code blocks, and table environments. KaTeX math expressions are passed through as native LaTeX math. |
| convert_to_docx | Convert Markdown to a Microsoft Word DOCX file. Produces a binary .docx document with styled headings, bold/italic text, numbered and bulleted lists, and code formatting. Binary format — output_path should almost always be provided. |
| convert_to_pdf | Convert Markdown to a PDF document. Renders the Markdown as styled HTML (GFM tables, KaTeX math) and prints it to PDF via a headless Chromium browser. Binary format — output_path should almost always be provided. |
| convert_to_image | Convert Markdown to a PNG image. Renders the Markdown as styled HTML (GFM tables, KaTeX math) and takes a full-page screenshot via a headless Chromium browser. Binary format — output_path should almost always be provided. |
| convert_to_csv | Extract tables from Markdown and convert them to CSV format. Parses GFM pipe-tables from the input and outputs comma-separated values. Non-table content is ignored. |
| convert_to_json | Convert Markdown to a structured JSON representation. Parses the document into a JSON object with sections, headings, paragraphs, lists, code blocks, and tables. |
| convert_to_xml | Convert Markdown to an XML document. Produces well-formed XML with an <?xml?> declaration and structured elements including section, heading, paragraph, list, code, and table. |
| convert_to_xlsx | Convert Markdown tables to a Microsoft Excel XLSX spreadsheet. Each table becomes a sheet in the workbook. Non-table content is ignored. Binary format — output_path should almost always be provided. |
| convert_to_html | Convert Markdown to a complete, styled HTML document. Renders GFM (tables, task lists, strikethrough) and KaTeX math into semantic HTML with an embedded stylesheet. |
| convert_to_md | Export Markdown content, optionally harmonizing its formatting first. When harmonize=false (default), returns the input unchanged. When harmonize=true, applies normalization. |
| generate_html | Generate a complete, self-contained HTML document from Markdown with all styles inlined. Returns the HTML string directly — no file is written to disk. This tool is read-only and performs no file I/O. |
| convert_to_slack | Convert Markdown to Slack mrkdwn format. Bold as *, links as <url|text>, headers as bold text. |
| convert_to_discord | Convert Markdown to Discord-compatible format with styled bold/underline headers and preserved code blocks. |
| convert_to_jira | Convert Markdown to JIRA wiki markup with h1./h2. headings, {code} blocks, and [text|url] links. |
| convert_to_confluence | Convert Markdown to Confluence wiki markup with {info}, {note} panels and {code:language=x} syntax. |
| convert_to_asciidoc | Convert Markdown to AsciiDoc format with = headers, ---- code blocks, url[text] links, and image:: directives. |
| convert_to_rst | Convert Markdown to reStructuredText (RST) format with underlined headers, .. code-block:: directives, and RST reference syntax. |
| convert_to_mediawiki | Convert Markdown to MediaWiki markup with == headers, '''bold''', <syntaxhighlight> tags, and {| wikitable syntax. |
| convert_to_bbcode | Convert Markdown to BBCode format with [b], [i], [code], [url], [img] tags for phpBB/vBulletin forums. |
| convert_to_textile | Convert Markdown to Textile markup format for Redmine, Basecamp, and CMS platforms. |
| convert_to_orgmode | Convert Markdown to Emacs Org Mode format with * headers, #+BEGIN_SRC/#+END_SRC code, and [[url][text]] links. |
| convert_to_email_html | Convert Markdown to email-optimized HTML with all styles inlined, compatible with Outlook, Gmail, and Apple Mail. |
| html_to_markdown | Convert HTML content (full document or fragment) back to Markdown. Handles headings, tables, lists, code blocks, links, images, and inline formatting. |
| repair_markdown | Repair broken Markdown from LLM output or copy-paste. Fixes unclosed code fences, broken tables, stray emphasis markers, missing heading spaces, and broken links. |
| lint_markdown | Lint Markdown and report issues as a JSON array with line number, severity, rule name, message, and fixable flag. |
| extract_code_blocks | Extract all code blocks from Markdown. Returns JSON array with language, code content, and start/end line numbers. |
| extract_links | Extract all links and images from Markdown. Returns JSON with text, URL, line number, and type (inline, reference, image, autolink). |
| generate_toc | Generate a Markdown Table of Contents from headings with configurable max_depth (1-6) and indented links. |
| analyze_document | Analyze Markdown and return comprehensive statistics: line/word/character/paragraph/sentence counts, heading/code/table/link/image counts, and estimated reading time. |
| extract_structure | Extract full document structure overview: statistics, heading outline, code block summary, and link summary. |
| batch_convert | Batch-convert multiple Markdown documents to one or more output formats in a single call. Accepts an array of items (each with markdown content and optional title) and an array of target format IDs. Supports 22 formats: txt, csv, json, xml, xlsx, latex, rtf, docx, pdf, html, md, email, slack, discord, jira, confluence, asciidoc, rst, mediawiki, bbcode, textile, orgmode. Errors are isolated per item+format so one failure does not stop the rest. When output_dir is provided, files are written to disk; otherwise binary formats are returned as base64 and text formats inline. Returns a summary (total_conversions, successful, failed) plus per-item results. |