Htmlkin.io MCP

What htmlkin.io MCP MCP server does

htmlkin.io MCP connects AI agents with htmlkin.io for publishing and managing web content. Its scope covers individual HTML pages as well as static websites made from multiple files. This makes it relevant for workflows where an agent needs to send website content to a hosted service and manage that content through MCP.

The service is focused on static web publishing. It is not described as a general-purpose hosting control plane, a content management system for other platforms, or a local file server. Use it when the target output is an HTML page or a multi-file static website on htmlkin.io.

How it works

The connection is remote MCP rather than a locally installed server process. An MCP-compatible client connects to htmlkin.io and exposes the available publishing and management operations to an AI agent. The agent can then work with HTML pages and multi-file static websites through the MCP interface.

Sign-in is handled through OAuth 2.1 in a browser. This lets the user authorize access interactively instead of supplying credentials as part of an agent prompt. The authentication flow is therefore suited to clients that can open or hand off to a browser for authorization.

Setup and configuration

Add htmlkin.io MCP as a remote MCP connection in an MCP client that supports the service's OAuth 2.1 browser sign-in flow. The service's MCP documentation is available in English, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and Italian at htmlkin.io.

During setup, expect authentication to take place in a browser. Complete the OAuth authorization before asking an agent to publish or manage content. No environment variables or local runtime configuration are required by the available setup details.

Tools and capabilities

• Publish HTML pages through an AI agent.
• Manage published HTML pages.
• Publish multi-file static websites.
• Manage multi-file static websites.
• Authenticate remote access with OAuth 2.1 browser sign-in.

These capabilities distinguish page publishing from website publishing: a single HTML document and a site composed of several files are both supported use cases.

Limitations and notes

htmlkin.io MCP is intended for HTML and static website workflows. The available description does not establish support for dynamic application runtimes, databases, server-side code, or deployment targets other than htmlkin.io. Treat it as a remote publishing and management connection, not as a local development server.

Because access uses browser-based OAuth 2.1, an initial interactive sign-in is part of setup. Client compatibility depends on whether the MCP client can connect to a remote server and complete that authorization flow.