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This guide connects Nippy MCP to Codex through MewCP, so Codex can use Nippy MCP's 21 tools, like publish_site, update_site and start_upload, without your Nippy MCP credentials ever reaching the app.
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Publish files as a new PERMANENT website on nippy.site — returns the live URL, no expiry. Use only when the user clearly wants a lasting result; for drafts, iterations, or unclear intent, publish_preview is the right verb (cheap to discard, easy to keep). For a single-page artifact, pass one file named index.html. Small binaries (images, PDFs) go inline with encoding="base64"; anything bigger via start_upload. The free plan hosts 1 live site (25 MB); errors state limits honestly — relay them.
Update files on an existing site in place — the URL stays the same. Only the listed files change; pass deletePaths to remove files. Small binaries go inline with encoding="base64"; bigger ones via start_revision.
Start publishing a NEW site with files of any type and size (binaries included): declares the files and returns presigned PUT URLs to upload the bytes directly. The PUT URLs point at Cloudflare R2 storage (hosts under r2.cloudflarestorage.com) — sandboxed environments must allow egress to that domain. For small text or base64 files, publish_site is simpler. Complete with finalize_upload, or abandon with abort_upload.
Start updating an EXISTING site with files of any type and size: returns presigned PUT URLs for the declared files; deletePaths removes files in the same revision. Complete with finalize_upload, passing the same siteId there.
Finish a start_upload or start_revision batch after every file has been PUT. Verifies each declared file landed at its exact size; failures list what is missing or mismatched, and a rejected batch must be started again.
Abort a pending batch from start_upload or start_revision — nothing is published and the staged bytes are cleaned up. Use when an upload went wrong instead of leaving the batch to time out (15 minutes). Pass previewId for a preview batch.
Combined OVERVIEW of everything published from this Nippy account, in two groups: permanent sites (no expiry) and temporary previews (expiry times shown). Each group is truncated to the first 10, with totals — for a complete list of one kind, use list_permanent_sites or list_previews.
COMPLETE list of the permanent sites on this Nippy account (no expiry) — previews are not included. For a combined overview of sites and previews, use list_sites.
COMPLETE list of the temporary previews on this Nippy account, with expiry times — permanent sites are not included. For a combined overview of sites and previews, use list_sites.
List the files currently on a site (siteId) or a preview (previewId) — pass exactly one.
Read a text file (≤1 MB) from a site (siteId) or a preview (previewId) — pass exactly one. Useful before editing with update_site / update_preview.
Publish files as a TEMPORARY preview at a random <slug>.preview.nippy.site address. It serves for 24 hours; every update_preview resets the clock and keeps the same URL — prefer updating an existing preview over minting a new one, unless the user asks for a fresh address. Use this for drafts, iterations, and unclear intent: when unsure between site and preview, a preview is the cheap mistake — tell the user how to make it permanent, or ask. Free accounts hold up to 5 active previews; paid plans have no cap.
Update files on an existing preview — same URL, and its 24-hour clock resets. Only the listed files change; pass deletePaths to remove files. Prefer this over publishing a new preview when iterating.
Make a preview permanent. Pass name to mint a NEW site from its files (slot-gated), or siteId to replace an EXISTING site’s content wholesale (address and settings unchanged) — exactly one of the two. The preview URL keeps working as a permanent redirect to the site. Works on live previews and on expired ones still in their grace window.
Discard a preview immediately — its URL stops serving and its files are deleted. Previews also expire on their own after 24 hours, so this is only needed to free a cap slot early or retire a shared link.
Check whether a site name (subdomain of nippy.site) is available.
Set the SEO title/description of a site (paid plans).
Password-protect a site (paid plans). Visitors need the password to view it.
Remove a site's password protection.
Allow or disallow search engines indexing a site (opt-out is a paid feature).
Visitor analytics for a site over an ISO date range (paid plans).
