First of its kind
The first AI-agent-callable OSHA document generator
TailgateDocs is the first Model Context Protocol server that generates a verified OSHA safety document, not just reads safety data. Every 29 CFR citation is validated against our verified table before your agent sees it. Connect ChatGPT, Claude, or any agent and ask it to check or write a safety document.
Two tools
verify_osha_citationsFreeValidate every 29 CFR citation in any safety document against our verified table. Returns recognised vs unrecognised (likely hallucinated or wrong) citations. The same guard that runs inside our engine.
quote_safety_documentQuote + sampleScope a safety plan, JHA, written program, heat plan, or California IIPP/WVPP: returns the document catalog and prices, an excerpt of a real citation-validated sample, and a link to generate and download the full document.
Connect an agent
Point any MCP client that supports a remote server at:
https://tailgatedocs.com/api/mcpOr call the free checker directly
curl -X POST https://tailgatedocs.com/api/verify-citations \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"document": "...your safety document...", "state": "CA"}'FAQ
- What makes this different from the SafetyCulture MCP?
- Existing compliance MCP servers read your account — they list templates, fetch inspections, pull reports. TailgateDocs is the first that writes a new document: it generates an OSHA safety document and validates every 29 CFR citation against a verified table before your agent sees it.
- Is the citation checker really free?
- Yes. verify_osha_citations, and the plain POST endpoint at /api/verify-citations, are free and ungated. Paste any safety document and it flags every recognised vs unrecognised 29 CFR citation. Generating a full document is the paid product.
- Which AI clients can connect?
- Any Model Context Protocol client that supports a remote (Streamable HTTP) server — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and others. Point the client at https://tailgatedocs.com/api/mcp.
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