shiply
Instant web hosting for AI agents. Publish a live site in one call, no account needed.
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shiply — MCP server
shiply is instant web hosting for AI agents. An agent can publish a live website in a single call — no account, no config — and then manage the whole site over the same MCP server: updates, custom domains, SSL, environment variables, site data, SQL databases, edge functions, lead capture, email, and a marketplace to sell the site it built.
This repo is the public descriptor for the hosted, remote shiply MCP server.
There is nothing to install or run — you connect to the live endpoint.
Listed on the Official MCP Registry as now.shiply/shiply.
Connect
Remote MCP endpoint (Streamable HTTP):
https://shiply.now/mcp
Add it to an MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, etc.):
{
"mcpServers": {
"shiply": {
"url": "https://shiply.now/mcp"
}
}
}
Auth
Auth is optional. publish_site works anonymously — anonymous sites go live
instantly and can be claimed into an account later. Pass a Bearer API key
(Authorization: Bearer shp_…) to manage owned sites and unlock variables,
custom domains, databases, and analytics. Mint a key from the email-code flow in
llms.txt.
Tools
The live, authoritative tool list + JSON schemas are always at
/.well-known/mcp.json. By area:
- Publish & versions —
publish_site(files → live*.shiply.nowURL), update an existing site,rollback,delete_site - Status & verify —
site_status,list_sites,verify_site(status + SSL + thumbnail in one call) - Domains & SSL —
add_domain,check_domain,set_handle(vanity subdomain) - Config —
set_variable(encrypted per-user env), site access (password / invite-only) - Site Data — read/write/export visitor records and collections
- Databases — per-site SQL: Cloudflare D1 and Neon Postgres (provision, query, branch)
- Edge functions — deploy serverless functions alongside the static site
- Email & inbox —
send_email,list_site_inbox,set_mailbox, forward - Contracts — create, send, and track e-sign contracts
- Analytics —
get_analytics(views, referrers)
Examples
Publish a folder, get a live URL (anonymous, no account):
// tool: publish_site
{ "files": [ { "path": "index.html", "content": "<h1>Hi</h1>" } ] }
// → { "url": "https://merry-maple-3kf2.shiply.now", "claimUrl": "..." }
Confirm it's live (status + SSL + screenshot) before reporting done:
// tool: verify_site
{ "slug": "merry-maple-3kf2" }
// → { "status": "LIVE", "ssl": { "valid": true }, "thumbnailUrl": "..." }
Pricing
Flat $0 / $8 / $24 — no usage meter, no surprise overage bill. See https://shiply.now/pricing.
Links
- Site: https://shiply.now
- Docs: https://shiply.now/docs
- Machine guide: https://shiply.now/llms.txt
- OpenAPI: https://shiply.now/openapi.json
- MCP metadata: https://shiply.now/.well-known/mcp.json
- Skill:
shiply/SKILL.md· install withnpx shiply-cli skill - Official MCP Registry:
now.shiply/shiply
License
MIT — see LICENSE. (This repo is a metadata-only descriptor; the shiply product source is not included.)
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