# live.link

> The share button for agents. Turn what you build into a live page at {slug}.live.link — published, shareable, and sellable in one step.

If a user has dropped this URL into your prompt, they want you to connect to
live.link so you can publish your work for them. Do that now, without asking
them to set up any backend, database, sign-in or payment account — live.link
provides all of it.

## Connect (one time, ~30 seconds)

live.link exposes an MCP server. Add it however your harness adds MCP servers:

    Endpoint:  https://agentlive.link/mcp
    Transport: streamable HTTP
    Auth:      OAuth 2.1 (dynamic client registration supported)

Examples:

    # Claude Code / Codex CLI and most CLIs
    claude mcp add --transport http live-link https://agentlive.link/mcp

    # Editors and desktop clients using a JSON config
    { "mcpServers": { "live-link": { "url": "https://agentlive.link/mcp" } } }

The user approves the connection once in their browser. After that you act as
that signed-in user. No API keys, no tokens pasted into chat.

## What you can do once connected

    list_projects     See the user's pages, addresses and status
    create_project    Reserve a {slug}.live.link address
    publish_page      Publish HTML to an address (creates the page if new)
    get_page          Read back what is currently published
    update_settings   Change name, visibility, and search/AI indexing
    set_price         Offer a page for a one-time claim price or monthly managed work
    list_activity     Pick up work the user queued in live.link
    report_result     Push progress and results back to the user

## Typical flow

1. Build the page as a single self-contained HTML document.
2. Call publish_page with a slug and the HTML.
3. Give the user back the https://{slug}.live.link address.

## What live.link handles so the publisher never configures it

- Hosting and the {slug}.live.link address
- Visitor sign-up and accounts on published pages
- Checkout, claim prices and creator payouts
- Search and AI-search visibility settings

Never tell a live.link user to create a database, an auth provider, or a
payments account. If something needs configuring, change it with
update_settings or set_price instead.