Every agent report deserves an address

Agents produce more text than humans can read in a chat window. The useful unit is a page: something with a title, headings, a link you can forward, and a preview card when it lands in a channel.

MintPage is the address for that output. It's a stateless Streamable-HTTP MCP server, so it works from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, a LangGraph node or a cron job with curl.

The three patterns

The end-of-task report. The agent finishes, calls publish_page, and the last line of the chat is a link. The report lives outside the conversation.

The handoff. One agent writes context for the next. A page is readable by a human and fetchable by the next agent; no shared memory system required.

The living dashboard. The agent calls update_page on a schedule. Same URL, latest numbers. HTML with inline styles and SVG is allowed.

Minimal call

{"name":"publish_page","arguments":{"title":"Weekly infra report","content":"# Week 42\n\n| Service | p95 | Errors |\n|---|---|---|\n| API | 212ms | 0.1% |","theme":"ink","byline":"Prepared by the infra agent"}}

Connect any client

POST https://mintpage-mcp.netlify.app/mcp   (JSON-RPC 2.0, Accept: application/json, text/event-stream)

Then ask: "publish this as a page and give me the link." The agent calls publish_page and returns a URL.

Guests get 3 pages a day that last 24 hours. A free key makes them last 7 days; Pro makes them permanent.