Create, preview, and manage self-destructing secret links without exposing secret contents.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "pwpush-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use pwpush to create a self-destructing link for the temporary database password "Tmp#DB-8421", set it to expire after 1 view and after 24 hours; then return the shareable link and preview details without retrieving the secret content.
A shareable secret link plus preview details such as expiry time and remaining views, without exposing the password itself.
Check the status of this pwpush secret link and tell me whether it is still valid, how many views remain, and when it expires; do not retrieve or display the secret content.
A status summary showing whether the link is valid, remaining views, expiry time, or whether it has been destroyed.
I have API keys for 5 different environments that need to be shared with specific teammates. Use pwpush to create one secret link for each key, each limited to 1 view and expiring in 48 hours, then format the output as "environment - link - expiry time" without showing the plaintext keys.
A structured list of secret links and expiry details for each environment, ready for secure distribution.
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