How does this compare to cloud storage services?
No need to set up S3, Google Drive, or other cloud buckets. Files are shared directly via P2P with encryption, avoiding third-party storage.
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FastFileLink (ffl) MCP server instantly turns any local file or folder into a secure HTTPS link via peer-to-peer (P2P) sharing. It is designed for AI Agent workflows to deliver generated artifacts without cloud storage.
Set it up as a local MCP server. The AI agent invokes the share command to convert files or folders into HTTPS links. Recipients download via browser or tools like curl.
No need to set up S3, Google Drive, or other cloud buckets. Files are shared directly via P2P with encryption, avoiding third-party storage.
Files remain on the local machine; only the P2P HTTPS link is generated. Data never sits on third-party cloud storage.
Automatic relay fallback ensures the link still works, maintaining connectivity even when direct P2P is unavailable.
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