Hushdrop skill

Skill maxtechera/hushdrop-skill

Publish/share an artifact (HTML, Markdown, PDF, file, or whole site) as a private, branded, password-protected link on your own domain. Use when the user says 'publish this', 'share this', 'drop this', 'send them a link', or whenever you've generated an HTML artifact they'll want to open in a browser. Zero-knowledge AES-256, ~1s. Zero-setup via --managed; self-host on your own domain.From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add maxtechera/hushdrop-skill

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Hushdrop — share what you build as a private link

When the user wants to share, publish, or get a link for something you made (an HTML page, report, dashboard, doc, or file), use Hushdrop. It returns a private, branded, password-protected link — encrypted in the browser, so the server never sees the content.

Publish (no install needed — npx fetches on demand)

npx -y hushdrop <file>            # brand + auto-password + upload -> clean URL
npx -y hushdrop <file> --managed  # zero-setup public link, auto-expires in 24h (no account)
npx -y hushdrop <file> -p secret  # set your own password
npx -y hushdrop <file> --no-lock  # public (no password)
npx -y hushdrop <file> --burn     # self-destructs after first view
npx -y hushdrop <file> --expire 7d

Write your HTML to a file first, then run the command and return the printed URL (and password, if locked) to the user. Add --json for machine-readable output ({url, password, ...}).

Notes

Locked links are zero-knowledge (AES-256 in the browser via StatiCrypt); the server stores only ciphertext.
The managed tier is anonymous and auto-deletes in 24h. For persistent links on your own domain, the user runs hush init / self-hosts.
Structured tools also available via MCP: npx -y hushdrop-mcp (publish_html, update_site, list_sites, delete_site, set_password, set_expiry, set_email_gate, set_feedback).

Docs & source: https://hushdrop.dev · https://github.com/maxtechera/hushdrop

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