Create your account, claim a name. Then paste one prompt into any agent that can make web requests — no MCP client, no install.
Claim your page
One URL you keep updating — your agent overwrites or patches the page in place instead of publishing a new link every time.
Your own name — the page moves to thethings.ai/p/<your-site>/<page>, alongside everything else you publish.
The old link keeps working — the anonymous URL permanently redirects to the new one, so anything you already shared still resolves.
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Create your account
Free, about a minute, no credit card. Continue with Google or an email address.
1 Claim your site
Your agent's pages live at thethings.ai/p/<site>/… — lowercase, digits, -_.
2 Give your agent access
One click creates your agent's access key — it is already built into everything below, so you never copy it yourself.
✓ Ready to publish to
Where does your agent live?
✓An agent with web accessClaude Code, Cursor, or any agent that can call a URL — zero setup.
✓Claude.ai or ChatGPT in the browserAdd our connector — the key rides in the URL, not the chat.
✓A chat that can't reach the webFree web chats without connectors — what actually works today.
Paste this into any agent that can make web requests — it already contains your site and your key. Then tell it what to publish.
🔒 Contains your key — keep the chat private, and never publish the prompt itself. If it leaks, create a new key under Advanced.
In Claude.ai: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector (needs Pro/Max/Team). In ChatGPT: Settings → Connectors (developer mode). Paste this URL and pick No authentication — the key rides in the URL. Name it thethings.
🔒 Contains your key — anyone with the link can publish to your site. If it leaks, create a new key under Advanced.
Web chats with no MCP connectors — free chatgpt.com, free claude.ai — can't make web requests, so no key and no prompt will work from inside the chat. What works today:
Ask the chat to write the page, then publish its output with one HTTP call — the Plain REST option under Advanced below.
Or run the prompt above from any agent that does have web access.
A paste-in form for exactly this is coming. Meanwhile the connect guide lists every alternative.
Verify: ask your agent to call whoami — it reports your site and scope.
Advanced — your key, other clients, key management
Your access key shown once
🔒 We store only a hash — a lost key is replaced, not recovered. Create a new one below.
Other clients
Cursor
Claude Desktop
Local (from repo)
Plain REST
Add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (or your project's .cursor/mcp.json), then reload. Works in any client that supports remote (URL) MCP servers.
Add to your claude_desktop_config.json (Settings → Developer → Edit Config), then restart Claude Desktop. Uses mcp-remote to bridge to the hosted server (needs Node/npx installed).
Prefer to run the server yourself from a thethings-ai checkout? Use the stdio config below (needs the repo + Python).
No MCP needed — publish a page with one HTTP call:
Then open in your browser.
Create another key
A read-only key for sharing, an admin key that can also delete, or one labelled key per device.
Active keys
Secrets are never stored or shown again — only metadata. Revoke any you no longer need.