How Snapy connects to your stack
Snapy has one free publish endpoint behind all of these: a JSON POST to https://api.snapy.host/api/publish that takes content (or a base64 file) and returns a live url, a private stats_url, and a token. No API key. Every integration below is just a different front door to that endpoint. Full details are in the developer docs.
AI assistants
Let an assistant publish what it builds and hand you a link. The Claude and ChatGPT guides set up a publish tool so the model can turn a page or file it just made into a real public address, instead of leaving it stuck in the chat.
MCP tools
The Snapy MCP server gives any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, and others) a publish tool over the Model Context Protocol. Connect it once and your assistant can publish on its own, with a plain HTTP fallback if you prefer no local connector.
Code examples
Call the endpoint from your own code in a few lines. The Python and JavaScript guides show text and binary uploads, the response fields, and a small reusable helper.
No-code automations
Wire Snapy into a workflow with no code. The Zapier, Make, and n8n guides use a webhook or HTTP step to publish a file and pass the returned link to a later step, for example "new file in Drive, publish to Snapy, post the link to Slack."
New here? Start with the developer docs, or just upload a file to see what a link looks like.