
Privacypage Mcp
io.github.rushi053Published by GitHub account rushi053v0.1.0Updated Oct 25, 2026
Generate privacy policies, ToS, EULAs, cookie policies & disclaimers from your AI agent.
Overview
Generates privacy policies, terms of service, EULAs, cookie policies and disclaimers for an app from within an AI coding conversation.
- What you can do
- Generate privacy policies, terms of service, EULAs, cookie policies and disclaimers from app details the agent supplies, such as name, platform, company, contact email, data collected, third-party SDKs and jurisdiction, with GDPR, CCPA and COPPA-aware wording where relevant. Return a free 25-line preview plus a document ID for each generated document. Retrieve the full text of a generated document by document ID when a license key is supplied.
- When to use it
- Useful when an agent is building or shipping an app and needs store-required or GDPR-related legal documents drafted in the same conversation, with a free preview to check before paying for the full text.
- Requirements
- Local process run via npx, requiring Node.js 18 or later. Network access to the PrivacyPage API over HTTPS. No account or API key is needed for previews; a purchased license key in PRIVACYPAGE_LICENSE_KEY (or a licenseKey argument) is needed to unlock full documents. An optional PRIVACYPAGE_API_URL can override the API base URL.
Installation
In SourceWeft
- Open Privacypage Mcp in the dashboard and add it to a workspace.
- Enable the server for the chats that should use its tools.
Desktop only via STDIO. STDIO servers start a local process, so they need the SourceWeft desktop host.
Other MCP clients
Follow the launch instructions in the repository.
README
PrivacyPage MCP Server
Give your AI agent the power to generate privacy policies, terms of service, EULAs, cookie policies, and disclaimers — while it builds your app.
Powered by PrivacyPage. Free instant previews; unlock the full document for a one-time $9.99 (no subscription, no account).
Why
Every app shipped from Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, or v0 eventually needs legal documents — the App Store and Play Store require a privacy policy, GDPR requires cookie disclosures, and users expect terms of service. This MCP server lets the agent that's building your app generate those documents in the same conversation, filled in from what the agent already knows about your app: its name, platform, the data it collects, and the SDKs it uses.
Quick start
Requires Node.js 18+. No API key needed to generate previews.
Cursor
Add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or .cursor/mcp.json in your project):
Claude Desktop
Add to claude_desktop_config.json (Settings → Developer → Edit Config):
Any MCP client (generic stdio config)
Tools
Every generate_* tool returns a free 25-line preview, a documentId, and instructions for unlocking the full document.
Example agent conversation
You: Ship my fitness tracker app to the App Store. It uses Firebase Analytics and HealthKit.
Agent: The App Store requires a privacy policy. Let me generate one. (calls
generate_privacy_policywithappName: "FitTrack",platform: "iOS",dataCollected: ["Health Data", "Usage Analytics"],thirdPartyServices: ["Google Analytics / Firebase"],childrenUnder13: false)Agent: Here's a preview of your privacy policy — it covers HealthKit data, Firebase, GDPR and CCPA rights, and COPPA. To get the full document, purchase a one-time license at privacypage.io ($9.99, no subscription) and give me the key.
You: Here's my key:
PP-XXXX-XXXXAgent: (calls
get_full_document) Done — I've saved the full policy topublic/privacy-policy.mdand linked it in your app's settings screen.
Pricing
- Preview: free. Every tool returns the first 25 lines of a real, fully generated document at no cost, no account needed.
- Full document: $9.99 one-time (or $24.99 for the all-documents bundle). No subscription, no recurring fees. Purchase at privacypage.io.
- After purchase, set
PRIVACYPAGE_LICENSE_KEYin your MCP config and the agent can unlock full documents automatically.
Rate limit: 10 document generations per hour per IP. The server reports rate-limit errors to the agent with a friendly retry message.
Environment variables
Data handling
This server runs locally over stdio and makes HTTPS requests only to the PrivacyPage API (https://privacypage.io, or whatever PRIVACYPAGE_API_URL is set to). Everything below is verifiable in src/index.ts and src/api.ts.
What leaves your machine. Only the explicit arguments the agent passes to a tool call — the fields the generated document prints, such as app/site name, platform, company name, contact email, website URL, data-collection and cookie selections, key policies, and jurisdiction (varying by tool). For the generate_* tools these are sent as a plain JSON POST body; get_full_document sends the documentId and license key as query parameters on a GET request. No conversation context, no filesystem contents, and nothing else from the agent session is read or transmitted.
Schema-bounded. Each tool declares a fixed input schema, and every request payload is built field-by-field from those named arguments only. An agent has no channel to send extra context through these tools.
License key. PRIVACYPAGE_LICENSE_KEY (or the licenseKey argument) is sent only to the PrivacyPage API, solely to prove entitlement when fetching a full document.
What's stored server-side. The PrivacyPage service stores the generation inputs and the generated document — that's what lets a license key unlock a document by documentId after generation. This data is not used for analytics and is not shared. (Server-side behavior is a property of the privacypage.io service; this repository's source shows only what is sent.)
Rate limiting. Generation endpoints are limited to 10 document generations per hour per IP; the server reports 429 responses to the agent with a retry message.
Development
Disclaimer
Documents generated by PrivacyPage are professionally structured templates and AI-generated drafts. They are not legal advice; for high-stakes situations, have a lawyer review your documents.
License
MIT — the server. Generated documents are yours.
Source: README.md at commit 2367fc2
Tools
0Version history
1- v0.1.0LatestSep 16, 2026
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