pub

name	pub
description	Publish content from the current conversation to pubthis.co and get a temporary shareable URL. Use when the user asks to share, publish, expose, preview, or create a link to any content — reports, chats, markdown, HTML, prototypes, documents, or images.

/pub — Publish to a shareable URL

When the user invokes /pub or asks to share/publish content, follow these steps:

1. Identify the content

• If the user said "publish this" or "share this" — use the last substantial output from the conversation (report, analysis, code explanation, etc.)
• If the user specified a file — read the file first
• If the user described what to create — generate the content first, then publish

2. Prepare the content

Format the content as clean, self-contained markdown. Strip conversational fluff (e.g., "Here's what I found...") and keep the substance.

• Conversational output, reports, analyses → text/markdown
• HTML files or prototypes → text/html
• Plain text, logs → text/plain
• Images → base64-encode the file, use image/png, image/jpeg, or image/webp
• PDFs → base64-encode the file, use application/pdf

3. Publish

Call the publish tool from the pubthis MCP server with:

• content: The prepared content
• content_type: The MIME type determined above
• ttl_seconds: Optional (default is 7 days / 604800 seconds)

4. Return the result

Tell the user:

• What was published (brief description)
• The shareable URL
• When it expires

Example response:

I've published your project analysis. Here's the link:

https://pubthis.co/a/01JABCDEFG

It will expire in 7 days. Anyone with the link can view it.

Important rules

• Never publish secrets — API keys, passwords, tokens, credentials
• Artifacts are public — anyone with the link can view them
• Artifacts are immutable — to change content, publish a new one
• Links expire — default 7 days, max 7 days. Do not claim permanence.