Publish Claude files and websites with Revdoku

The fastest path is manual: download Claude’s output, drag the files or folder into Revdoku, and publish. Connecting Claude as an AI agent is optional.

1. Create a Revdoku account

Create an account and sign in.

2. Get the files from Claude

• Claude on the web or desktop: download the files Claude created. For a website, ask for a ZIP or folder containing index.html.
• Claude Code: use the project or build folder on your computer.

Check the output locally before sharing it.

3. Drag and drop into Revdoku

Open the Revdoku dashboard and drop the files or folder anywhere on the page. Revdoku creates a bucket and uploads the contents.

To update it later, open the same bucket and drop the replacement files there.

4. Publish and share

Open the bucket and click Publish. Choose:

• Public for an open link,
• Password for a protected link,
• Require Email to identify visitors.

Copy the live link and share it. Revdoku keeps the bucket available for later updates and shows its viewing activity.

Optional: connect Claude as an AI agent

Use an agent connection when you want Claude to update an existing bucket or publish for you. It is not required for the first upload.

Claude on the web or desktop

1. Open Claude’s Settings > Connectors.
2. Add a custom connector named Revdoku with https://app.revdoku.com/mcp.
3. Connect and allow access to your Revdoku account.

Claude Code

Open the bucket in Revdoku, click Copy Instructions for AI, and paste the message into Claude Code. Or add the MCP server manually:

claude mcp add --transport http revdoku https://app.revdoku.com/mcp
claude mcp login revdoku

Then ask Claude to work with that bucket.

Inspect the Claude output from ChatGPT too

After Claude publishes or uploads files to Revdoku, ChatGPT can inspect the same bucket when Revdoku is connected there too. Use this to list files, confirm the generated folder structure, or ask for a short summary before sharing.