SlideWeave documentation
Create, inspect, edit, and publish presentations from an AI client while SlideWeave handles storage, rendering, and sharing.
Start with MCP
Section titled “Start with MCP”SlideWeave exposes a remote Model Context Protocol server at https://api.slideweave.com/mcp. A compatible AI client can ask for your authorization and then use a small, explicit set of presentation tools.
- You direct the work. Your AI client plans and authors the presentation.
- MCP carries the requests. It provides the shared protocol between the client and SlideWeave.
- SlideWeave publishes the result. The service validates ZiraDocs source, stores versions, renders the deck, and returns its hosted URL.
Continue with the MCP quickstart.