Ask Claude to Publish a Website. Get a Permanent Link.
I gave Claude one prompt. Claude wrote a web page and published it. The page is live at a permanent URL. I did not open a dashboard. I did not run a build. This article shows the full procedure. You can complete it in less than five minutes. Disclosure: I run Nippy , the hosting service in this article. What makes this possible MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard. It lets an AI assistant call external tools. A tool can read data. A tool can also do work in the real world. Nippy is a static hosting service. You give it files. It gives you a live URL that does not expire. Nippy has an MCP server. When you connect it, Claude gets one new ability: it can publish websites. The result is a very short path from an idea to a live page: prompt → Claude writes the files → one tool call → live URL Set up the connector There are two paths. Use the one that matches your setup. Path A: claude.ai in the browser Open claude.ai. Go to Settings → Connectors . Add Nippy as a connector. Approve the connection. Path B: Claude Desktop, Claude Code or Cursor Run the MCP server with one command: npx nippy-mcp Add it to your client configuration. For Claude Desktop, the entry looks like this: { "mcpServers" : { "nippy" : { "command" : "npx" , "args" : [ "nippy-mcp" ] } } } Restart the client. The Nippy tools are now available. The Nippy help center has a full guide for each client. Publish a page Give Claude a prompt. This is the prompt I used: Make a small demo page and publish it with Nippy. Claude then does three things: Claude writes the HTML file. Claude calls the Nippy MCP server with the file. Nippy returns a live URL. The tool call is simple. This is its shape: { "name" : "published-by-claude" , "files" : [ { "path" : "index.html" , "content" : "<!DOCTYPE html>..." } ] } The response came back in a few seconds: { "url" : "https://published-by-claude.nippy.site" , "status" : "live" , "note" : "Live now. The link does not expire." } That page is real. Claude published it