Serve MCP server

Serve is a service that gives the things you make a real web address. You ask your AI for a link, and you get one you can text to a friend or drop in a chat. It is handy for anyone who builds or writes something with AI and then wants someone else to see it.

What this MCP server does

You tell your AI something like 'serve me this' or 'put this online for my client'. The AI uses this helper to talk to Serve, which sets up a link to your file, folder, or running app. Serve can either keep the link live from your own computer or hold a copy on its servers so the link keeps working when your laptop is closed. Then the AI tells you the URL, and you can share it. When you are done, you can ask the AI to take it down.

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What you can do with it

• Turn a file or folder into a public web link
• Share a local app or dev server through a live link
• Put a password on a link so only the right people can open it
• Keep a link working for a set time, even after you close your laptop
• Pick a readable name for your link instead of a random one
• See what you are currently sharing
• Take down one link or all of them at once

Try asking your AI

• “Serve me this so I can check it on my phone.”
• “Put the deck somewhere my client can open it, and password-protect it.”
• “This link is going in an email, so make sure it still works next week.”
• “What am I sharing right now?”

What it gives back to you

You get a web address back in the chat, something like https://lively-bison-4821.servelink.cc. The AI may also tell you whether the link runs from your machine or is kept on Serve's servers, and whether a password was set. If you ask what you are sharing, you get a short list of your current links. If something is not covered by your plan, the AI says so instead of doing half the job.

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Who it's for

Anyone who makes things with AI and wants to share them, from developers to people building a quick dashboard or sales deck.