Publish from Claude Code without leaving the terminal
Claude Code writes HTML constantly: reports, dashboards, prototypes, one-off visualizations. With the reshare connector added, publishing one is a sentence. "Publish report.html as a link" uploads the file and prints a link.reshare.one URL back into your session. No browser tab, no copy-paste.
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How it works
- 01
Add the connector once
Run: claude mcp add --transport http reshare https://mcp.reshare.one/mcp. Then authenticate with Google when prompted.
- 02
Ask for a link
Tell Claude Code to publish the file. It calls the create_upload tool and returns the URL.
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Update the same way
Regenerate the report tomorrow and say "publish this to the same link." Versioned, restorable, same URL.
A concrete Tuesday
An analyst has Claude Code turn a CSV into an HTML dashboard. It runs, it looks right, and the team needs to see it before standup. "Publish this as a link" beats committing the file somewhere, deploying something, or screenshotting a browser tab into Slack. The link opens for everyone, phone included.
What the connector can and cannot do
It can list your uploads, create new links, push new versions, rename, and set link previews. It cannot delete anything; delete stays a human action in the dashboard. Access is your own account via Google sign-in, and you can revoke the connection at any time.
Works the same in Codex and other MCP clients
The connector is a standard MCP server at https://mcp.reshare.one/mcp. Codex, Cursor, and anything else that speaks MCP with OAuth can use it with the same one-time setup.