1.2.0

Added

• MCP resources: docmost://spaces and docmost://pages/{page}, a page as
  Markdown with its place and link, for clients that let people attach
  resources. While a title is typed, argument completion offers the member's
  matching pages, and spaces for space arguments.
• MCP prompts: summarize_page, summarize_space, answer_from_wiki and
  whats_new, and with the write scope draft_page and tidy_page, which
  ask for confirmation before writing.
• check_space_health: a health check of one space with pages not updated
  for a given number of days, empty and untitled pages, pages sharing a title,
  links and @-mentions to pages that are gone or in Trash, and who updated
  most pages.
• Workspace people, with the admin scope: create_group, update_group,
  add_group_members, invite_people, resend_invitation,
  revoke_invitation, change_workspace_role, deactivate_member and
  activate_member; and with read, list_group_members and
  list_invitations. Nothing removes people or deletes groups.
• Risky changes ask the person in their client first, where the client
  supports MCP elicitation, in both the handshake-era and the 2026-07-28
  protocol: trash_page, add_space_members, change_space_member_role,
  invite_people, change_workspace_role and deactivate_member. Clients
  that cannot ask are not blocked.
• add_comment can @-mention people, given by email, name or id; Docmost
  notifies them.
• create_upload_link: a one-time link where the person drops files into a
  page from the browser, with progress, several files at once and a chosen
  order, or the assistant sends them with curl, without spending tokens.
  Files wait on this server, encrypted, until Done is pressed, and are deleted
  when the link expires (UPLOAD_RETENTION_MINUTES, default 60;
  UPLOAD_MAX_MB, default 50). get_upload_status reports what happened.
• upload_attachment and upload links can put files at the end of a section
  (after_heading) or after a paragraph (after_text), not only at the end.
• docmost-mcp-remote --tool-catalog lists the tools, resources and prompts
  over stdio without Docmost, a database or configuration, for MCP
  directories such as Glama, which start a server to see what it offers.
  glama.json names the maintainer there.
• Pages can also be given as the last part of their URL
  (getting-started-a1B2c3D4e5).

Changed

• README, in English and Russian: highlights, a comparison with other Docmost
  MCP servers, tools grouped and numbered, client setup in collapsible
  sections, the safety features in one place, and the diagram as an image so
  that it shows on PyPI and in MCP directories too. Issue forms for bug
  reports and feature requests.
• README: screenshots show the admin scope; the download links, the
  WEB_SESSION_HOURS setting and the Docmost version list_attachments
  needs are documented.
• Writes that rewrite a whole page body (update_page replace,
  replace_section, replace_page_json, restore_snapshot,
  restore_page_version, upload_attachment adding the file) are refused
  while someone else is editing the page: when another person saved it less
  than a minute ago. Appending and prepending still work.
• The admin scope is described as managing spaces, groups and people on the
  consent and account pages; screenshots updated.
• Resource reads share the tool call rate limit and are written to the audit
  log as read_resource.

Image: ghcr.io/bbik52/docmost-mcp-remote:1.2.0