Puter
@HeyPuter
Puter MCP lets your AI tools (Claude Code, Codex, or any other MCP-compatible client) interact with your Puter resources: managing files, publishing websites, deploying workers, and more.
Overview
What is Puter?
The Puter MCP server lets you connect your AI coding tool to interact with the Puter platform directly, enabling access to cloud storage, hosting, serverless functions, and more.
How to use Puter?
Add the MCP server to your client using its HTTP URL (https://mcp.puter.com/). For example, in Claude Code run claude mcp add --transport http --scope user puter https://mcp.puter.com/ then use /mcp to authenticate. In Codex run codex mcp add puter --url https://mcp.puter.com/. Authentication uses OAuth.
Key features of Puter
- Filesystem: read, write, list, delete files in Puter cloud storage
- Hosting: publish and manage static sites at
<subdomain>.puter.site - Workers: deploy and run serverless JavaScript functions with public URLs
- Apps: register launchable Puter apps and check name availability
- Documentation: pull the latest Puter.js docs for accurate generated code
- Account: look up your account info with
whoami
Use cases of Puter
- Manage files in Puter cloud storage directly from your AI coding tool.
- Publish static websites to a Puter subdomain without leaving your editor.
- Deploy serverless JavaScript functions and get public URLs for them.
- Register new Puter apps and verify name availability through AI chat.
- Fetch up‑to‑date Puter.js documentation to keep generated code correct.
FAQ from Puter
What transport does Puter MCP use?
It uses HTTP transport at https://mcp.puter.com/. Authentication is handled via OAuth.
Which MCP clients are supported?
Claude Code and Codex are explicitly mentioned, but any MCP‑compatible client can connect by pointing it at the URL.
How do I authenticate with Puter?
After adding the server, your client will walk you through signing in with your Puter account using OAuth.
Does Puter MCP require any local installation?
No local installation is needed; it runs as a remote server over HTTP.
What tools are available?
Tools cover filesystem operations, static site hosting, serverless workers, app registration, documentation retrieval, and account info.
