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ship.page MCP

A zero-config remote MCP server that turns raw HTML into a live, unguessable URL in one call. ship.page (ship.page/mcp) is built for agents that need to put content on the public internet right now: deploy a single page, a multi-file site or a CI report, then hand the human a link. Anonymous deploys work with no signup and no OAuth dance; an optional sp_ key upgrades to 30-day drops, listing, deletion and named drops. The endpoint is live and served all 7 tools to an anonymous probe. Built by the same team behind lucid.page.

Server type: Remote (Streamable HTTP)
Auth: None for anonymous deploys; Bearer sp_ key for account features
Endpoint: https://ship.page/mcp
Tools: 7 (deploy_html, deploy_files, list_drops, claim_drop, delete_drop, get_limits, get_account)
Pricing: Free anonymous tier (7-day drops); Pro $4/mo (30 days, named drops); Team $19/mo
Built by: Bitgate (Bart Pelle) - the lucid.page team

Why This Matters for Operators

Sharing work product from an agent usually means copy-pasting output into an email or a doc. ship.page removes that step: the agent deploys the artifact and returns a link. Preview deploys for mockups and dashboards, CI reports (Playwright runs, coverage HTML, build output), one-off pages - every deploy lands on an unguessable *.shipped.page subdomain mounted at root, so absolute paths just work.

The claim-token flow is the smart part for teams. Anonymous drops get a one-time spc_ token; claiming attaches the drop to your account, extends its life to 30 days, and makes it listable and deletable. A throwaway preview can become a shareable asset without redeploying anything.

Tools & Capabilities

Tool Purpose
deploy_html Deploy one HTML document to a live unguessable URL (7-day anonymous expiry)
deploy_files Deploy a multi-file site map (index.html required; up to 100 files anonymous)
list_drops List account-owned drops with slug, URL, name, file counts and expiry
claim_drop Attach an anonymous drop to an account via its one-time claim token
delete_drop Permanently delete an owned drop - the URL stops serving immediately
get_limits The plan matrix (anonymous vs Pro vs Team) and current account status
get_account Plan, subscription status and usage for the authenticated account

A full OpenAPI 3.1 spec is published at ship.page/openapi.json; agent docs at ship.page/docs/agents.

Installation

claude mcp add ship-page --transport http https://ship.page/mcp

Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code out of the box.

Configuration

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ship.page": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://ship.page/mcp"
    }
  }
}

No key needed for anonymous deploys (10 per minute per IP, 10 MB body cap, 7-day expiry). Add Authorization: Bearer sp_... for account features.

Business Relevance

  • Analytics leads ship dashboard mockups and report previews as links instead of screenshots.
  • Engineering managers publish CI artifacts (test reports, coverage HTML) straight from the pipeline via the GitHub Action or plain curl.
  • Agencies send client previews as unguessable links that clients can claim or let expire.
  • Anyone running an agent gets an audit trail via list_drops for everything the agent has deployed.

Integration with CorpusIQ

ship.page is the output layer for CorpusIQ's analysis workflow. An agent that answers a question with CorpusIQ connectors - GA4 traffic, QuickBooks P&L, Shopify orders - can render the answer as an HTML recap and call deploy_html, returning a link instead of a wall of text. CorpusIQ's own visual-answer rendering and report generation pair naturally with ship.page as the publishing endpoint for anything that should leave the chat.

The claim flow makes it collaborative: the agent deploys anonymously, hands the operator the link and the claim token, and the operator's account takes ownership for the full 30-day window - no redeploys, no key sharing with the agent.

Limitations

  • New listing: no independent track record as an MCP server yet.
  • Anonymous drops expire in 7 days (30 days claimed or Pro).
  • Hosted service - pages live on shipped.page infrastructure, not yours.
  • Named drops and higher file counts are Pro features ($4/mo).
  • Unguessable URLs are private, not secure: treat drops like shared links, not a vault.

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