https://app.li2.ai/api/mcpPaste this into the MCP settings of whatever tool you use.
Connect once.
It takes about a minute.
Claude Desktop
01Open Settings → Connectors.
02Add a custom connector, paste the MCP address.
03In any chat, say “publish this on Li2”.
Claude Code · Cursor · Codex
01Open the tool’s MCP config.
02Paste the address with your API key.
03Ask for it right inside your session.
Your own agent
01Point any MCP client at the address above.
02Authenticate with a scoped API key.
03Call publish_artifact when you need it.
Every API key is scoped and revocable at any time — live content keeps working.
Plain words work.
There is no syntax to learn.
Publish this on Li2.
It goes live and the agent hands back the address.
publish_artifactPublish it with a password.
Only people with the password can open it.
set_artifact_accessFix the numbers and push the new version.
Replaced in place — anyone with the address sees the new one.
update_artifactChange the address to acme-quote.
The address becomes something people can remember.
set_artifact_slugOpen it to our outside guest.
Access changes, the address stays the same.
set_artifact_accessHas anyone opened it yet?
The agent reads views, people and the latest timestamp.
get_analytics_summaryList what I have published.
Everything still live, with its access mode.
list_artifactsTake that one down.
Later visitors get a clear message, not a 404.
delete_artifactThe content stays yours.
Li2 asks for an account up front, and there is a reason.
Why an account
Content belongs to an organisation. That is what makes access control, access changes and takedowns possible at all. The agent uses an API key from that same account.
Once you have one
Everything your agent publishes is stored and never expires on its own. The agent sets the address, changes access, updates content and reads the numbers for you.
Or just drop a file.
Drag it onto the home page — seconds, no setup.
Go to the drop pageDrop your content here
.html · .pdf · .pptx · .mp4 — up to 10 MB
One minute to connect.
Free to start. No card.
Once it is connected, the rest is just asking.