Ocr MCP server

What it does

APICK MCP exposes 88 tools for Korean business data, identity verification, OCR, parcel tracking, file conversion, web intelligence, and LLM operations. It is for developers building AI agents that need to access Korean business registries, verify ID documents, extract text from images, or perform other Korean-specific data operations.

• Verify the legitimacy and retrieve details of a Korean business using its business registration number.
• Extract text and structured data from Korean ID documents including national ID cards, driver's licenses, and passports.
• Track parcel shipments, convert file formats between PDF and DOCX, perform text-to-speech, or run web searches within an AI agent workflow.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
biz_detail	Retrieve company information and verify the status of a Korean business by business registration number.
ocr_general	Extract text from an image using optical character recognition.
ocr_id	Extract structured data and field values from Korean ID documents.
identity_verify	Verify the authenticity of Korean national ID cards, driver's licenses, passports, and foreign registration cards.
parcel_track	Track the status and location of parcel shipments.
pdf_to_text	Convert PDF documents to plain text.
docx_to_text	Convert DOCX documents to plain text.
tts	Convert text to speech asynchronously.
web_search	Search the web using Google search.
chat	Call an LLM for text generation and conversational tasks.
summarize	Summarize text content.
correct_text	Correct grammar and spelling in text.
image_generate	Generate images from text descriptions.
image_edit	Edit and manipulate images.
face_detect	Detect faces in images.
image_similarity	Compare two images and measure their similarity.

This entry comes from the registry but points to no public repository, so there is nothing to check: no commit history, no source, no tool list. It is listed for completeness and left out of search engines.

Before you enable it

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