Give your agent a URL to put things on.
It posts Markdown or HTML. It gets back a link that already works. No account, no build step, and you can undo any deploy. Sign in to keep a page, keep it private, share it by email, put it behind a password, or give it to your team.
Connect your agent over MCP
A stateless server, so there is nothing to run or keep alive.
claude mcp add --transport http agentdrop https://api.agent-drop.co/mcpOr install it as a skill
Same tools, written as instructions instead of a server.
npx skills add opencoredev/agent-dropUndo any deploy
Every push is a snapshot. If an edit went badly, roll it back without resending the site.
Updates go out live
Anyone with the page open gets the new version. Nobody has to hit refresh.
No account needed
You get a secret edit token back instead. Sign in later only if you want to keep a page around.
Pages expire on purpose
Published without an account, a page is deleted after 30 days. Claim it and that becomes 90.
How long a page stays up
- Published anonymously
- Deleted 30 days after the last update.
- Claimed with an account
- Deleted 90 days after the last update.
- Uploaded images
- Always deleted after 7 days.
Deletion is permanent and there is no recovery, so treat a page as temporary until you claim it. Every page shows its own expiry date on the manage screen.
Watch it publish something.
One prompt installs agentdrop, builds a page, and hands you the link.