Drop2Run MCP

Publish a folder, or the files an agent just wrote, to a live HTTPS URL — no git, no build step, no repository.

Documentation

Whatever it wrote, in whatever shape it wrote it.

A page as a string, a note it just wrote, a folder of anything readable. None of it has to be a repository first, and markdown does not have to be built into a site. All three tools →

  • publish_files

    Whatever it just wrote

    A page, a note, a page and its stylesheet. Hand over the contents and a URL comes back — nothing is written to disk on the way, and markdown publishes as itself, read through a viewer rather than wrapped in HTML to get there.
  • publish_dir

    Or whatever is already on disk

    A built site, a directory of .md, a single .pdf — pointed at by path, so the bytes never pass through the conversation.
  • list_sites

    Publish over the same one

    So the second attempt updates the site instead of leaving a second URL nobody reads.

Three things, before the first call.

Every publish lands on its own subdomain over HTTPS, from Cloudflare's edge. These are the parts that surprise people afterwards.

  • The default subdomain is not indexed. Deliberately, so a page an agent published on a whim does not turn up in search. A custom domain is the paid tier's job, and does not carry that header.
  • A publish with no account does not last past 3 days. Signing in makes it permanent, and the same token can claim a site that was published without one.
  • Static files only. No server running your code, no environment variables at request time, no database. If the page needs any of those it needs a different host, and the home page names which cases those are.

Three pages, three different questions.

  • /docs/mcp

    Set the server up

    Every client, both ways to sign in, publishing over an existing site, and what the server does not send anywhere.
  • /docs/claude

    Drive it from Claude

    Claude Code and Claude Desktop end to end — including what to expect it to get wrong, and what stops that.
  • /docs/for-agents

    Teach an agent the rules

    A skill file at a stable URL, so publishing does not have to be explained to the agent each time.

Add it, then ask for a page.

One line at the top of this page, then “publish this as a site”. The link comes back in the same reply.