Hushdrop runs a hosted remote MCP endpoint, so plain Claude.ai (web/desktop) — and ChatGPT — can use it with no CLI and no install. Add it as a custom connector and the agent gets a publish_html tool.
One-click: add the connector
In Claude.ai → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, paste:
https://hushdrop.dev/mcp
Then just ask Claude to “publish this as a link.” It returns a branded URL (public, auto-deletes in 24h). For ChatGPT, add the same URL as a custom connector (or use the Hushdrop GPT).
Want private / password-protected?
The hosted connector is the zero-setup convenience tier (server-side, public links). For zero-knowledge, password-protected links on your own domain, use the local CLI/MCP — it encrypts client-side before upload:
npx hushdrop report.html # or wire the local MCP: claude mcp add hushdrop -- npx -y hushdrop-mcp
FAQ
Can I use it on claude.ai (web)?
Yes — add https://hushdrop.dev/mcp as a custom connector in Claude.ai settings. Claude then has a publish_html tool that returns a shareable link. ChatGPT works the same way via custom connectors.
Is the hosted connector zero-knowledge?
No — web agents can't run client-side encryption, so the hosted endpoint stores content server-side and returns a public link (auto-deletes in 24h). For zero-knowledge / password-protected links on your own domain, use the local CLI (npx hushdrop) or local MCP, which encrypt before upload.