Publish a web page straight from Claude Code

Claude Code is good at producing long, structured output: migration summaries, review notes, architecture docs, status reports. Pasting that into Slack or an issue loses the formatting and buries it in a thread. A link doesn't.

MintPage is a remote MCP server with one job. Once connected, Claude Code gets a publish_page tool. It sends Markdown (or sanitized HTML), MintPage returns a public URL, and Claude hands you the link.

What you get

• GitHub-flavored Markdown rendering: tables, task lists, fenced code, details/summary
• Three themes: paper, ink (dark), terminal (monospace)
• A rich preview card when the link lands in Slack, iMessage or X
• update_page keeps the same URL when the report changes
• View counts and 30-day stats with a free key

Connect Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http mintpage https://mintpage-mcp.netlify.app/mcp

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

With a free key (one email, no card) add --header "Authorization: Bearer mp_…" and your pages last 7 days instead of 24 hours.

Typical prompts

• "Summarize the changes in this PR and publish it as a page for the team."
• "Turn the test results into a dark-themed page and keep updating the same page on each run."
• "Write a handoff note for the next session and give me the link."

Limits

Guests: 3 pages per day, 24-hour lifetime. Free: 10 live pages, 7 days. Pro ($8/mo): permanent pages, custom slugs like /p/q3-review, search-indexable, no badge.