NudgeHost

NudgeHost turns what Claude writes into links you can send to anyone. Sign in with your NudgeHost account once, and Claude can publish text, web pages and files to it, then find those links again in a later conversation. The connector has four tools. - Publish text sends up to 2MB of text in one call and returns the link. A name ending in .html or .htm gives a page that renders in the browser. A .csv or .json file opens in a table or JSON viewer, and a .md file shows as formatted Markdown. Any other name shows the text as plain text, with a raw text address beside it. - Start a file upload and Finish a file upload put a file on the account in two steps. The client has to send the file's bytes to the upload address itself, so file uploads need a client that can make that request, such as Claude Code. Claude in the browser can publish text but may not be able to send a file. A ZIP that holds a file named index.html and is 100MB or smaller becomes a hosted website at its own address, and any other file stays a download. - List links returns the account's links, newest first, with each one's address and details, up to 100 at a time. Every link the connector makes is public, so anyone who has the address can open it without signing in. The connector never changes or deletes an existing link. You manage links in your NudgeHost dashboard, where Pro also adds passwords. The free plan is enough to start. A new free account holds 3 active links at a time, each live for 14 days, with files up to 25MB. Pro keeps links until you delete them and takes files up to 250MB, and Studio takes files up to 1GB. Claude's requests count against one budget per account, 20 a minute on Free, 60 on Pro and 150 on Studio.