A1 · OPEN SOURCE · MCP-NATIVE
Publish HTML and Markdown decks from any MCP client.
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or claude.ai. Ask once, ship a deck.
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claude mcp add presentfast -- npx -y @presentfast/mcp-server@latestFrom prompt to public share link in three steps.
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Install the MCP server
One command. PresentFast registers itself with your AI client over stdio MCP.
claude mcp add presentfast -- npx -y @presentfast/mcp-server@latest02
Ask your AI to publish a deck
Tell Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex: “Publish this markdown as a deck.” The MCP tool call ships it.
“Publish my pitch.md as a deck and give me a share link.”03
Share the link
Get back a public URL. No login required for viewers. Works on any browser.
https://presentfast.com/d/<id>
See every Claude Code question, visually.
When Claude Code asks you to pick between options, you usually get four short labels. The Visual Questions plugin turns that into a project-themed web page with rich, clickable mockups, so you can see the choices instead of guessing from text.
- 01Type
/visualinto Claude Code's “Type something.” answer, or say “show me visually”. - 02Claude scans your project's theme and publishes a themed question page.
- 03You click the option you want. Claude continues as if you'd picked it in the terminal.
Any MCP-aware client. Four we've tested.
PresentFast speaks MCP over stdio (and HTTP). If your client implements MCP, it works.
Questions, answered.
- Is PresentFast really free?
- Yes. Public decks are free forever. We may add fair-use caps if abuse becomes a problem, but a fair-use limit will not require a paid plan. Pro covers private decks and team workspaces and is on the roadmap.
- Which MCP clients work today?
- Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and claude.ai over local stdio. A remote HTTP server is also available for clients that prefer it. See the docs for setup per client.
- What gets published, and where does my deck live?
- PresentFast takes HTML or Markdown and publishes a hosted deck at a stable URL on presentfast.com. Custom domains are in development. You keep the source.
- Can I self-host?
- Yes. The MCP server and CLI are MIT-licensed on GitHub. Self-hosted decks live on your own domain.
- Are decks public or private?
- Today, all decks are public via share-link. Private decks behind share-link tokens are part of the Pro tier.
- When does Pro launch?
- When we've shipped private decks plus workspace features end-to-end. Join the waitlist on the contact page.