Use Dashovia in AI clients (MCP)
Model Context Protocol lets an AI app (like Claude) call external tools. Connect Dashovia once and your assistant can summarize docs, extract fields, read PDFs and more.
1 · Your MCP endpoint
Dashovia exposes a single MCP server over HTTP. Authenticate with your API key.
2 · Add it to your client
Most MCP clients accept a JSON config. Paste this (after signing up we'll fill in your key):
{
"mcpServers": {
"dashovia": {
"url": "https://dashoviaapi-d7619530.fastapicloud.dev/mcp",
"headers": { "x-api-key": "dsv_your_key_here" }
}
}
}
Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http dashovia https://dashoviaapi-d7619530.fastapicloud.dev/mcp --header "x-api-key: dsv_your_key_here"
3 · Tools you get
summarize_text
Summarize a document or block of text.
answer_question
Answer a question grounded in a document.
classify_text
Classify a document into one of your labels.
extract_fields
Extract structured JSON from invoices, receipts and IDs.
extract_pdf_text
Download a PDF from a URL and return its text.
How it works
Your client connects to the MCP endpoint over streamable HTTP and sends
your x-api-key on every request. Dashovia validates the key, runs the tool,
and meters each call against your monthly quota — the same quota as the HTTP APIs.
Free-tier keys work too, within the free allowance. No separate setup, no extra billing.