Overview
This MCP server is designed to facilitate interaction between Large Language Models (LLMs) and the BoldSign API. It acts as a middleware agent that enables LLMs to query and perform e-signature related operations by calling BoldSign endpoints. The project provides a suite of tools that interact with the BoldSign API to manage templates and documents for e-signature workflows. Core capabilities include: Documents – list documents, list team documents, get document details and status, revoke a document in progress, and send reminders to signers. Templates – list templates, get template details, and send a document from a template to signers. Contacts – list contacts and get contact details. Users – list users and get user details. Teams – list teams and get team details. The MCP server requires a BoldSign account with API credentials, Node.js (v18+), and an MCP client (e.g., Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Desktop, Cline, etc.). It supports environment variables BOLDSIGN_API_KEY and BOLDSIGN_API_REGION (default US). Configuration snippets and setup guidance are provided for popular MCP clients, with references to BoldSign API documentation for authentication and usage.
Features
Documents management
Expose BoldSign document endpoints to list, get, revoke, and send reminders, enabling LLMs to manage signing workflows.
Templates operations
List templates, retrieve template details, and send documents from a template to signers.
Contacts access
List contacts and retrieve detailed contact information from BoldSign.
Users access
List users and retrieve user details from BoldSign.
Teams access
List teams and retrieve team details from BoldSign.
LLM agent bridge
Serves as middleware to allow LLMs to act as agents connecting to external BoldSign API via MCP.
Environment configuration
Supports API key and region configuration via environment variables (BOLDSIGN_API_KEY, BOLDSIGN_API_REGION).
Cross-client MCP setup
Includes configuration examples for Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Claude Desktop, and Cline to integrate the server.
Who Is This For?
- Developers:Integrate LLMs with BoldSign via MCP to automate e-signature workflows.
- ML Engineers:Build LLM-driven agents that connect to BoldSign APIs.
- Product Teams:Prototype and test LLM-enabled e-signature processes using BoldSign.
