Try asking:
killer is the shortest form. Your agent can infer KillerPDF when the request and attached files are clearly about PDFs. Use killerpdf only when you want to make the app explicit.
What it can do
KillerMCP uses every headless operation advertised by the installed KillerPDF version. The released 1.8 line provides ten tools, and newer builds can add preflight and accessibility reports automatically.
Data safety and permissions
PDF operations run locally through the installed KillerPDF app. The Cloudflare Worker never receives the files. File-producing tools stage their output and refuse to overwrite an existing path. Preflight and accessibility checks are read-only. Printing sends a real local print job. OCR can download a selected language model from the Tesseract project on first use.
Your MCP client and model provider can still receive file paths and returned report data. Review the requested paths, printer, and operation before approval and apply the provider data handling rules to confidential documents.
How it works
KillerMCP is an open-source local runtime. It includes all 81 KillerTools utilities, detects installed Killer apps, and exposes only the adapters supported by those versions. For this page, it validates paths and limits before calling KillerPDF, stages new output, and validates the result.
The optional public endpoint is a separate open-source MCP server running as a Cloudflare Worker. Requests sent there are processed on Cloudflare. It offers web based KillerTools utilities but cannot reach local PDF files or invoke KillerPDF.
Current limits
Each source PDF is limited to 64 MiB. Merge accepts 2 to 8 PDFs with combined inputs up to 128 MiB. Page ranges, DPI, copy counts, render sizes, and benchmark page counts are bounded. Password protected files require the correct password. OCR may require a language download. Preflight and accessibility reports appear only when the installed KillerPDF build advertises them.
One connection for the family
Install KillerMCP once. It detects supported Killer apps on your computer and adds their tools to one agent connection. As more app integrations are released, the same KillerMCP runtime can provide them without a separate installer for every app.
