3 ms·
I'm excited to see more about how Papermill and Press can interact with agents in agentic workflows! This seems like a great problem solved in AI-first startups
by Ste_CreaTech 4mo ago
I'm excited to see more about how Papermill and Press can interact with agents in agentic workflows! This seems like a great problem solved in AI-first startups.
- tompapermill 4mo agoThanks Ste, we're happy to answer any questions you've got!
- davidpapermill 4mo agoPress is designed from the ground-up for agentic workflows. We spoke to hundreds of companies generating PDFs before we designed the language, and had been building AI design systems ourselves for a few years. You can connect an agent to our MCP server, see: https://docs.papermill.io/mcp/#using-the-papermill-mcp-server https://docs.papermill.io/mcp/#using-the-papermill-mcp-serve... It's quite amazing to see what Claude can do when it has a tool like Papermill at its disposal - worth connecting and having a play. In practice, you can either directly connect an LLM to the MCP server, or send via the API after (say) cleaning up LLM output, combining it with RAG and other data etc.
- Ste_CreaTech 4mo agoYep, I've been experimenting today!
- davidpapermill 4mo agoGreat! I’ll be posting videos on social media of MCP use over the next few weeks. Be sure to follow @papermillapp and keep an eye on our blog.