Lightpaper
Publish and manage high-quality markdown documents with automated quality feedback.
Community: Submitted by a user or imported; check the owner before granting accessOnlineNo sign-inGlobalFreeCan modify data
What it can do
- Publish Lightpaper: Publish a document to lightpaper.org. Returns a permanent URL, quality score (0-100), and quality suggestions. Content must be markdown with at least 300 words and one heading.
- Search Lightpapers: Search published documents on lightpaper.org. Returns titles, URLs, authors, quality scores.
- Get Lightpaper: Get a document by ID from lightpaper.org. Returns full content, metadata, quality score, and author info.
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Publish and manage high-quality markdown documents with automated quality feedback. Establish professional authority by verifying identity, domains, and academic credentials. Discover and research curated articles from a network of verified experts and authors.
Server tool list (20)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| publish_lightpaper | Publish a document to lightpaper.org. Returns a permanent URL, quality score (0-100), and quality suggestions. Content must be markdown with at least 300 words and one heading. |
| search_lightpapers | Search published documents on lightpaper.org. Returns titles, URLs, authors, quality scores. |
| get_lightpaper | Get a document by ID from lightpaper.org. Returns full content, metadata, quality score, and author info. |
| update_lightpaper | Update an existing document. Only the document owner can update. Content updates create a new version (max 100 versions). Quality score is recalculated on content change. |
| delete_lightpaper | Delete a document (soft-delete). Only the document owner can delete. Returns 204 on success. |
| list_my_lightpapers | List all documents published by the authenticated account. Returns id, title, slug, quality_score, listed status, URLs, and timestamps. |
| get_account_info | Get the authenticated account's info: handle, display name, email, gravity level, verification badges, and tier. |
| update_account | Update account profile fields: display_name, bio, and linkedin_url (shown as clickable badge on published documents). |
| get_gravity_info | Get the authenticated account's gravity level details: current level (0-5), search ranking multiplier, featured quality threshold, verification badges, and instructions for reaching the next level. |
| get_author_profile | Get a public author profile by handle. Returns display name, bio, gravity level, badges, and their published documents. |
| get_document_versions | List version history for a document. Each version has a content hash, word count, reading time, and timestamp. |
| list_credentials | List all verified credentials submitted for the authenticated account. |
| auth_email | Send a 6-digit verification code to the user's email. Works for both signup and login. After calling this, ask the user for the code and call auth_verify. |
| auth_verify | Verify a 6-digit code from the user's email. Returns account info and an API key. Use the returned api_key in all subsequent tool calls. |
| auth_linkedin | Start LinkedIn OAuth for login/signup. Returns an authorization URL for the user to open in their browser, and a session_id for polling. After the user completes OAuth, call auth_linkedin_poll. |
| auth_linkedin_poll | Poll for LinkedIn OAuth completion. Returns the API key once the user completes the OAuth flow. The API key is only returned on the first poll — subsequent polls return null. |
| verify_domain | Start or check domain DNS verification. Call with domain to start (returns TXT record to add), call without to check status. |
| verify_linkedin | Start or check LinkedIn verification. Call with action='start' to get OAuth URL (user must open in browser), action='check' to poll completion. |
| verify_orcid | Verify an ORCID iD. Validates against the public ORCID API. Fully automatable — no browser needed. |
| verify_credentials | Submit verified credentials (degrees, certifications, employment) for an account. Evidence tiers: 'confirmed' (3pts, institutional API match), 'supported' (2pts, corroborating evidence), 'claimed' (1pt, user's word). Credential points combine with identity verifications for gravity: e.g., LinkedIn + confirmed degree (3 pts) = Level 3. Tiers can only be upgraded, never downgraded on re-submit. |