MCP server · free · beta

Publish from your AI.

Your assistant already writes Markdown. The Typeset MCP server lets it publish: connect Claude Desktop or Claude Code, ask it to share what it just wrote, and get back a clean, typeset web page — a real reading page, not a wall of raw text — without leaving the chat.

npx @typeset-page/mcp

How it works

Three steps, then just ask.

Step 1
Add the server

Point your MCP client at npx @typeset-page/mcp. Nothing to build — it runs on demand over stdio.
Step 2
Sign in once

A one-time browser sign-in links the server to your account. The session is stored locally on your machine.
Step 3
Ask it to publish

“Publish this as a page.” Your assistant calls the tool and hands back a read.typeset.page link.

The tools

What your assistant can do.

Publish a page

Turn the Markdown in the conversation into a typeset, shareable page and return the link — set and quietly proofread by the same engine as the rest of Typeset.

List your pages

See everything you’ve published through the assistant, so you can find a link again or check what’s still live.

Unpublish

Take a page down the moment you’re done with it — the link simply stops working. You stay in control from the chat.

Open standard

Any MCP client.

Built on the Model Context Protocol, so it works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code and any other MCP-capable client — the same tools, wherever you prompt.

See a published page

Same engine

Really typeset.

What you publish isn’t a Markdown preview — it’s composed with real typography and reads well on any screen, light or dark. Add a comment layer with Share when you want feedback.