MCP Server¶
TongueToQuill exposes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling AI agents to create USAF official memorandums directly.
Features¶
- Document Creation — Generate properly formatted USAF Official Memorandums (Memos, MFRs, Letters)
- Schema Access — Retrieve the Quillmark specification for accurate document structure
- Secure Magic Links — Created documents are securely associated with your device upon first access and must be forked to share publicly
- Guided Workflow — Built-in prompts help AI assistants follow best practices
Setup¶
Add TongueToQuill as a connector in Claude:
- Open Claude → Settings → Connectors
- Click Add Connector
- Enter the URL:
https://tonguetoquill.app/mcp - Save
No authentication is required.
Examples¶
Once connected, you can use natural language to interact with TongueToQuill. Here are some examples to get you started:
Example 1: Draft a Memo¶
User prompt: "Draft a memo to 123 FW/CC about the upcoming safety inspection on Jan 14th. Ensure it mentions mandatory attendance for all flight commanders."
What happens:
- Claude retrieves the Quillmark schema via
get_specs - Claude drafts memo content following USAF formatting standards
- Claude creates the document via
create_document - You receive a magic link to open your memo in TongueToQuill
Example 2: Generate an MFR¶
User prompt: "Write a Memorandum For Record documenting today's safety briefing. Attendees were TSgt Smith, SSgt Johnson, and A1C Garcia."
What happens:
- Claude retrieves formatting specifications
- Claude generates an MFR with proper structure and attendee list
- The document is created and accessible via magic link
- You can edit, print, or share the MFR from TongueToQuill
Example 3: Update Signature Block¶
User prompt: "I'm Capt Jane Doe, Flight Commander of the 123 OSS. Please update my signature block for future documents."
What happens:
- Claude notes your signature block information
- Future documents will include your proper signature block with name, rank, and duty title
Example 4: Import and Convert¶
User prompt: Attach a PDF or paste text — "Convert this email into a formal MFR."
What happens:
- Claude extracts content from the attachment or pasted text
- Claude reformats the content into proper USAF MFR structure
- A new document is created with the converted content