Revdoku

Connect an MCP-compatible AI client to Revdoku, create a static website, publish it as a live link, and update the same URL later.

Streamable HTTP endpoint: https://app.revdoku.com/mcp

Revdoku uses browser-based OAuth for account access. Never paste a password, verification code, or secret key into an AI chat.

What the Revdoku MCP server does

After connection, a compatible client can discover Revdoku tools for website storage and publishing. A typical workflow is:

1. Create or select a Revdoku website.
2. Write the site’s HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other text files.
3. Publish and return the live URL.
4. Set Public, Password, or Require Email access when appropriate.
5. Edit the same files in the same website and republish.
6. Reload the original URL to see the update.

The first public preview can be created without an account. It lasts 24 hours and supports one website up to 25 MB. Open its claim link within 24 hours to create a free account and keep the same website permanently.

Connect Claude

In a Claude workspace that supports custom connectors:

1. Open Settings and find Connectors.
2. Choose Add custom connector.
3. Name it Revdoku.
4. Enter https://app.revdoku.com/mcp as the remote MCP URL.
5. Complete the Revdoku OAuth window.
6. Start a new chat, enable Revdoku, and ask Claude to list its available Revdoku tools.

If the custom-connector control is not available in your Claude workspace, publish local files through the Claude and Revdoku workflow instead.

Connect Codex

Run these commands in Codex CLI:

codex mcp add revdoku --url https://app.revdoku.com/mcp
codex mcp login revdoku

Finish OAuth in the browser. Then ask Codex:

List the Revdoku tools, create a one-page static website, publish it, and return the URL. When I ask for a revision, update this same website instead of creating a new one.

Codex desktop and Codex CLI share the same MCP configuration. See the complete Codex website-publishing guide.

Connect ChatGPT

If Revdoku appears in your ChatGPT Apps or tools menu:

1. Select Revdoku.
2. Complete browser sign-in when ChatGPT requests account access.
3. Ask ChatGPT to create or update a Revdoku website and return its URL.

App availability can depend on workspace settings. If Revdoku does not appear, a normal prompt cannot install it. Download the generated website files and use the ChatGPT fallback workflow, or publish the folder through a local AI agent.

Developer workspaces that expose custom-app controls can use https://app.revdoku.com/mcp as the remote Streamable HTTP server.

Connect OpenClaw

openclaw mcp set revdoku '{"url":"https://app.revdoku.com/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","auth":"oauth"}'
openclaw mcp login revdoku
openclaw mcp doctor revdoku --probe

After the probe succeeds, ask OpenClaw to list the Revdoku tools. The full build, publish, password, and same-URL update sequence is in the OpenClaw website-hosting guide.

Connect another MCP client

For a client that supports remote Streamable HTTP and OAuth:

1. Add a remote server named Revdoku.
2. Set its URL to https://app.revdoku.com/mcp.
3. Choose Streamable HTTP if the client asks for a transport.
4. Choose OAuth or Sign in with browser if the client asks for authentication.
5. Authorize Revdoku in the browser.
6. Refresh the client’s tool list.

Clients use different names for the same controls. If a client supports only local STDIO servers, use the Revdoku local client instead of the hosted MCP endpoint.

When to use the local client

A remote MCP server cannot read arbitrary files from your computer. Use the local Revdoku client for an existing folder or any site with images, fonts, PDFs, archives, or other binary assets:

revdoku p path/to/site

Use hosted MCP when the AI client is creating text-based files remotely or managing an existing Revdoku website. Use the HTTP API for a custom service or automation.

Test the connection

Run one small, reversible test:

1. Ask the client to create an index.html with a visible heading.
2. Publish it and save the returned URL.
3. Ask for a different heading.
4. Tell the client to update the existing website.
5. Reload the saved URL and confirm it changed.

If the second publish returns a different URL, the client created a new website instead of reusing the original one.

For a deeper diagnostic checklist, read how to connect an MCP client to a website-publishing server.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Revdoku MCP server URL?

Can MCP publish a website without an account?

Revdoku can create one public 24-hour preview without an account. Claim it within 24 hours to create a free account and keep the same website permanently.

Can Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, and OpenClaw connect to Revdoku?

Yes when the client or workspace supports Revdoku or remote Streamable HTTP MCP with OAuth. App and custom-connector availability can depend on workspace settings.

Can the hosted MCP server upload local images and fonts?

A remote MCP server cannot read arbitrary files from your computer. Use the local Revdoku client to publish a folder with images, fonts, PDFs, archives, or other binary files.

How do I update a Revdoku website without changing its URL?

Update the existing Revdoku website or republish the same locally bound folder. Do not create a new website for the revision.

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