Just Publish
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Publish a static website to a live public URL — straight from chat. Hand Just Publish your HTML, CSS, JS, and images and get a shareable link in seconds. No build step, no dashboard, no deploy config.
概要
What is Just Publish?
Just Publish is an AI-native publishing tool delivered as a remote MCP server. It lets you hand HTML, CSS, JS, and images from any MCP-enabled client (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.) and receive a live, shareable URL in seconds — with no build step, dashboard, or deploy configuration required.
How to use Just Publish?
Add the remote server to any MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP transport using the endpoint https://mcp.justpublish.ai/. Then invoke the single deploy tool with your files (must include index.html at the root), optionally provide an email, and optionally pass a site_id + edit_token to update an existing site.
Key features of Just Publish
- Static files in, live URL out — plain HTML, CSS, JS, and images.
- No framework lock-in or build pipeline required.
- Update in place using the returned
edit_token. - Zero setup: no account creation or API keys needed.
Use cases of Just Publish
- Generate and publish a one-page website for a business immediately from chat.
- Share a live prototype or static mockup with collaborators.
- Update an already-published site by re-deploying with the same token.
FAQ from Just Publish
What kind of files can I publish with Just Publish?
Plain static files: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images. An index.html file at the root is required.
Do I need an account or API key to use it?
No. There is no account creation gate or API key to manage. You can optionally provide an email to associate with the site.
Can I update a site after it's published?
Yes. The first deploy call returns an edit_token and site_id. Pass them together on a later call to update the same site in place.
How are published sites hosted?
Sites are hosted on Cloudflare's edge network for fast global delivery.
What transport does the MCP server use?
It uses the Streamable HTTP transport. No local installation is required.
