Can An AI Agent Publish To OxyPages?
Yes. An agent can publish a 3 MB test link with no account at all, or publish to a site you own using your API key. There is an MCP server, a Claude Code plugin and a ClawHub skill.
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Yes, and there are two quite different ways, depending on whether you want the result to be yours.
Without An Account
An agent can publish straight away with no key and no signup. The result is an unclaimed link: up to 10 files and 3 MB, live on an HTTPS address, which disappears after 30 minutes unless you claim it.
That is the right choice for "show me what this looks like online". Claim it with a free account inside the window and it stays, on the same address. See claiming an unclaimed website.
With Your API Key
Give the agent an API key and it can publish into a website you already own, with your plan's limits rather than the small test ones. Every publish creates a version, so you can see what it did and roll back if you disagree.
Only hand a key to an assistant you would trust with your dashboard, and use a separate key so you can revoke just that one.
The Ready-Made Pieces
| Where | How to add it |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | /plugin marketplace add oxypages/claude-plugins then /plugin install oxypages@oxypages |
| OpenClaw | the oxypages-publish skill on ClawHub |
| Anything else | the MCP server, or the REST API directly |
The plugin and the skill both teach an agent the same two paths above, so it picks the right one depending on whether you gave it a key.
What We Ask Of Agents
An agent should publish only what you asked it to make public. A website is public the moment it exists, so anything in the folder is readable by anyone with the link, including files you did not mean to include.
That is worth checking before you let an assistant publish a folder you have not looked through, particularly if it contains notes, exports or backups.