Publish agent-generated artifacts locally with stable preview links and a shared gallery.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "serve-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Publish this generated HTML report to serve-mcp and return a stable preview URL plus artifact registry details.
Artifact publication details, such as a stable preview URL and registry entry result.
Publish this set of generated images to serve-mcp so the team can browse them in a shared HTTP gallery.
Publication results for the image artifacts and access details for human browsing in the gallery.
Publish the files generated by this run to serve-mcp and record them in the shared SQLite registry for later lookup.
A summary confirming the files were published and recorded in the shared registry.
Developers or product managers can publish web pages, images, or other agent-generated artifacts and get stable preview links for human review and sharing.
When multiple tasks or agents keep producing content, the shared registry and HTTP gallery help manage and browse those artifacts in one place.
In local automation or development workflows, teams can record generated outputs in a shared SQLite registry for later lookup and tracking.
It is an MCP-controlled local artifact shelf for agents to publish generated content. It provides stable preview URLs, a shared SQLite registry, and an HTTP gallery for human browsing.
Based on the description, it is a local tool because it is explicitly described as a local MCP-controlled artifact shelf. More deployment details are not provided.
It is known to use a shared SQLite registry and an HTTP gallery, but the provided material does not specify installation steps, runtime requirements, or any keys; see the source repository.
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