Connect Hashlite to your AI assistant

Add Hashlite as a connector, and your assistant can open the documents it writes straight in the Hashlite editor, ready to save as PDF or to copy into Word or Google Docs.

What it does

Open in Hashlite: the assistant gives you a link that opens its document in the editor, with the live preview next to it. From there: save as PDF, download HTML or .md, or copy it as formatted text.
CSV to Markdown table: it can turn spreadsheet data into a clean Markdown table.
Find the right tool: it can point you to Hashlite's free tools, such as Markdown to Word.

No account is needed and nothing is stored: the document travels inside the link, after the #, which your browser never sends to a server.

Add it to Claude

In Claude (web or desktop), open Settings › Connectors.
Choose Add custom connector.
Name it Hashlite and enter this URL:
```
https://hashlite.io/api/mcp
```
Save. There is nothing to sign in to.

Then ask, for example: “Write a one-page project plan and open it in Hashlite.” Custom connectors depend on your Claude plan and your organisation's settings; Claude's help centre has the current details.

Your documents in Claude

A second connector lets Claude work with the documents in your Hashlite account: search, list and read them, create new ones, update them (earlier versions stay in each document's history), and make read-only share links when you ask. Add it the same way, with this URL:

https://hashlite.io/api/account-mcp

Claude then asks you to sign in to Hashlite and to allow access. You can disconnect at any time in Hashlite, under Account › Connected apps. Claude never sees your password: it gets a key that only works for your documents, expires after an hour and is renewed while you stay connected.

Other MCP clients

Both connectors are standard remote MCP servers (Streamable HTTP). https://hashlite.io/api/mcp needs no authentication; https://hashlite.io/api/account-mcp uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration. In Claude Code, for example:

claude mcp add --transport http hashlite https://hashlite.io/api/mcp
claude mcp add --transport http hashlite-docs https://hashlite.io/api/account-mcp

Privacy

The link connector doesn't store anything and needs no account. The text of a document is sent to it only to build the link, and it is not kept or logged. When you open the link, the text stays in your browser.

The documents connector works with your account only after you allow it, and only for your own documents. Hashlite stores which apps you connected and when they were last used, never the keys themselves (only a fingerprint of them). See the privacy page.

No connector? Paste any Markdown into the editor: it works the same way.