GitBook Integration for AI Agents
Connect your AI agent to 61 QA'd GitBook actions via MCP, A2A, or SDK, with agent authentication, tool-calling execution, and security built-in, plus 3 events to subscribe to.
GitBook AI Agent Actions
61 production-ready actions for your agent to do more on GitBook.
61 Actions
List All Change Requests In A Space - Get all change requests in a space
Get A Change Request By Its ID - Retrieve detailed information about a specific change request
Create A New Change Request - Create a new change request in a space
Update A Change Request - Update properties of an existing change request
Merge A Change Request - Merge a change request into the main content
Get All Change Request Reviewers - List requested reviewers for a change request
Remove A Reviewer From A Change Request - Remove a requested reviewer from a change request
List All Collections - Get all collections in an organization
Get A Collection By Its ID - Retrieve detailed information about a specific collection
Create A New Collection - Create a new collection in an organization
Update A Collection - Update properties of an existing collection
Delete A Collection - Delete a collection
List Collection User Permissions - List users who have been added to a collection
Update A Collection User Permission - Update user permission level in a collection
Remove A User From A Collection - Remove a user's access to a collection
Get Space Git Info - Get Git Sync configuration and status for a space
Import A Git Repository - Trigger a Git Sync import operation
Get Unified Credentials - Return the authenticated identity and auth type for the current GitBook connection. Calls GET /user to confirm Personal Access Token validity and derive the credential identity (displayName or email). Maps to the StackOne IAM unified credentials schema. auth_type is always "api_key" — the GitBook connector uses Personal Access Token authentication only.
List Unified Groups - List GitBook organization teams mapped to the IAM unified group schema, cursor-paginated. Wraps GET /orgs/{organization_id}/teams. Requires filter.organization_id — GitBook teams are scoped per organization. Each entry includes id, title (name), members count, and createdAt.
Get Unified Group - Retrieve a single GitBook team by id, mapped to the IAM unified group schema. Wraps GET /orgs/{organization_id}/teams/{id}. Requires filter.organization_id. Supports expand=users to attach team members. Field coverage matches unified_list_groups.
List Unified Organizations - List every GitBook organization the authenticated account is a member of, cursor-paginated. Wraps GET /orgs. Each entry includes id, title (name), and createdAt. GitBook organizations represent customer tenants — a single account commonly belongs to multiple organizations with different roles per organization.
Get Unified Organization - Retrieve a single GitBook organization by id, mapped to the IAM unified organization schema. Wraps GET /orgs/{organizationId}. Field coverage matches unified_list_organizations.
List Unified Resource Types - List unified resource types in GitBook.
List Unified Resource Users - List unified resource users in GitBook.
List Unified Roles - Return the seven GitBook organization member roles as IAM role records (admin, create, edit, review, comment, read, guest). Synthesized — GitBook has no public roles API. Role keys match the raw strings returned on member records by unified_list_users. Performs a GET /user auth probe to surface 401 when credentials are bad.
Get Unified Role - Retrieve a single GitBook organization role by its key (admin, create, edit, review, comment, read, guest). Returns the synthesized IamRole record. Performs a GET /user auth probe to surface 401 when credentials are invalid.
List Unified Users - List GitBook organization members mapped to the IAM unified user schema, cursor-paginated. Wraps GET /orgs/{organization_id}/members. filter.organization_id is optional — auto-resolved when the account belongs to exactly one GitBook organization, otherwise pass it to choose one. Each entry carries role, joinedAt, lastSeenAt, sso, and an embedded role mapped to the unified IamRole shape.
Get Unified User - Retrieve a single GitBook organization member by user id, mapped to the IAM unified user schema. Wraps GET /orgs/{organization_id}/members/{userId}. filter.organization_id is optional — auto-resolved when the account belongs to exactly one GitBook organization, otherwise pass it to choose one. Field coverage matches unified_list_users, plus optional expand=groups.
Update Unified User - Update a GitBook organization member's role.
Delete Unified User - Remove a member from a GitBook organization.
List Organization Invites - List all invite links in an organization
Get An Organization Invite Link - Retrieve details of a specific invite link
Create A New Organization Invite - Create a new invite link for the organization
Invite Users To Organization - Invite users to organization by email
Deletes An Organization Invite - Deletes an organization invite link
Get The List Of Organizations For The Currently Authenticated User - List all organizations accessible to the authenticated user
Get An Organization By Its ID - Retrieve detailed information about a specific organization
Update An Organization - Update properties of an existing organization
List All Organization Members - Get all members of an organization
Get An Organization Member By Its ID - Retrieve detailed information about a specific organization member
Delete An Organization Member - Remove a member from an organization
List Space User Permissions - List users who have been added to a space
List All Space Users Permissions - List all users who can access a space with aggregated permissions
Update Space User Permissions - Update user permission level in a space
Remove A Space User - Remove a user's access to a space
List All Spaces - Get all spaces in an organization
Get A Space By Its ID - Retrieve detailed information about a specific space
Create A New Space - Create a new documentation space in an organization
Update A Space - Update properties of an existing space
Delete A Space - Delete a space and move it to trash
Get A URL Of The Content Of A Space As PDF - Generate and retrieve a temporary URL to export space content as PDF
List All Teams - Get all teams in an organization
Get A Team - Retrieve detailed information about a specific team
Create A New Team - Create a new team in an organization
Update A Team - Update properties of an existing team
Delete A Team - Delete a team from an organization
List All Team Members - Get all members of a team with their roles
Add A Member To A Team - Add a user to a team
Delete A Team Member - Remove a member from a team
Get Profile Of Authenticated User - Get details about the authenticated user
Get A User By Its ID - Get publicly available information about a GitBook user
GitBook Webhook Events
3 real-time GitBook events your AI agent can subscribe to.
3 Events
- Space Content Updated Triggered when content in a space is created or modified, including page edits and new revisions. It will be triggered once the content is merged.
- Site View Triggered when a user visits a page on a published GitBook site, including visitor details, URL, and referrer information.
- Page Feedback Triggered when a user submits thumbs-up or thumbs-down feedback on a published site page, optionally with a comment.
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