Publish a page your OpenClaw agent built
Agents like OpenClaw produce HTML as a byproduct of almost everything: summaries, dashboards, little tools. reshare is the shortest path from "the agent wrote a page" to "here is the URL." One file in, one permanent link out, free up to 50 MB.
Two ways to wire it up: let the agent call the reshare MCP directly, or take the file it wrote and drop it in the box above yourself.
Drop the HTML your agent made
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How it works
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Point the agent at the MCP
The server is https://mcp.reshare.one/mcp, standard MCP over HTTP with Google OAuth. Any MCP-capable agent can register it.
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Let it publish
The create_upload tool takes a filename and content and returns the live URL. Your agent hands you a finished link instead of a file path.
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Keep the link, change the page
Re-publishing to the same upload creates a new version. The URL never moves, which matters when an agent updates a page on a schedule.
A boundary worth knowing before you automate
The connector cannot delete uploads. An agent can create links, update them, and rename them, but removing one is a human action in your dashboard. When you hand publishing to software, that asymmetry is a feature.
One page, one file
reshare hosts single self-contained HTML files, which is also the natural output format for agent-written pages. If your agent builds a multi-file site with a real build step, that is deployment territory and a different class of tool.