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Bynn — Claude Code MCP server: document checks and setup

Bynn connects a coding agent to tools for checking whether PDFs and images are forged, altered, or AI-generated. Use it to bring document analysis into a project.

Install into Claude Code · Platform CLI: remote server All methods and platforms ↓
claude mcp add --transport http bynn https://mcp.bynn.com
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What Bynn does

The MCP server connects an agent to Bynn tools at https://mcp.bynn.com. Those tools support integration of PDF and image checks for forgery, tampering, and AI-generated content. Bynn also offers identity verification and content detection.

In Claude Code, the plugin registers the server, but you still need to sign in through /mcp before its tools work. For headless use, pass a BYNN_API_TOKEN instead. Use the endpoint root: adding /mcp to the URL returns a 404.

Keep the original file intact. Resizing, re-encoding, or stripping metadata can remove the traces the detectors inspect. Browser SDK results also need server-side confirmation.

What it helps with

  • check a PDF for forgery or tampering
  • inspect an image for signs of AI generation
  • connect an agent to Bynn tools
  • confirm a document check on the server

Example prompts for the agent

  • Check this PDF for forgery or tampering with Bynn, and leave the original file unchanged.
  • Use Bynn to inspect this image for signs of AI generation.
  • Connect Bynn tools and check whether this document is authentic.

How to install Bynn

Platform CLI: remote server

claude mcp add --transport http bynn https://mcp.bynn.com

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Questions about Bynn

How do I install Bynn in Claude Code?

Run claude mcp add --transport http bynn https://mcp.bynn.com, then open /mcp and sign in.

What does Bynn do?

It connects an agent to Bynn's tools for document analysis, including checks for forgery, tampering, and AI-generated content.

Should I preprocess a file before checking it?

No. Cropping, resizing, re-encoding, or removing metadata can destroy traces used to detect forgery or AI generation.

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