AI agents that publish markdown

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Cline can publish markdown files mid-conversation using MDtoLink's MCP server. The agent writes, publishes, and hands you the URL.

The problem with AI-generated docs

AI agents generate reports, summaries, and documentation as markdown. Good content, stuck in a chat window. Sharing those outputs means copy-pasting into Slack, saving files manually, or taking screenshots.

None of that scales. A code review summary pasted into Slack gets buried in 20 minutes. A manually saved file sits on your laptop where nobody else can read it. Screenshots lose all the formatting and links.

With MDtoLink's MCP server, the agent publishes the document itself and returns a URL. You share the link. Done.

How it works

1. Add the MCP server

claude mcp add mdtolink -- npx mdtolink-mcp@latest

One command to register the MDtoLink MCP server with your AI agent. This works for Claude Code. Other agents have similar setup steps.

2. Ask the agent to publish

"Write a summary of the changes in this PR and publish it with MDtoLink."

The agent generates the markdown, calls the MCP server to publish it, and returns the live URL in the same conversation.

3. Share the URL

Published: https://mdtolink.com/@yourhandle/pr-summary-142

The agent gives you the link. Paste it into your PR, Slack, or wherever the audience is.

Why use MDtoLink with AI agents?

Agents publish directly

No manual steps. The agent calls the MCP server, publishes the document, and returns the URL in one conversation turn.
URL returned in the conversation

You get the shareable link right where you asked for it. Copy it, share it, move on.
Update in place

Publish to the same slug to update an existing document. The URL stays stable across revisions.
Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline

Any AI agent that supports the Model Context Protocol can use MDtoLink's MCP server to publish documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which AI agents are supported?

MDtoLink's MCP server works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Cline. Any AI agent that supports the Model Context Protocol can use it.

Does the agent need my credentials?

The MCP server uses your MDtoLink authentication. You log in once via the CLI, and the MCP server picks up your credentials. The AI agent itself never sees your password or API key.

Can the agent update a previously published doc?

Yes. The agent can publish to the same slug, which updates the content in place. The URL stays the same.

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It is an open standard that lets AI agents interact with external tools and services. MDtoLink provides an MCP server so agents can publish markdown files during a conversation.

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