Deploy AI-generated artifacts to URLs you control.

Bauta is a remote MCP connector. Claude — and any other MCP-capable agent — can deploy HTML and React artifacts straight to hosted, share-gated URLs. No build step, no devops, no proprietary format.

How it works

1. Connect. Add Bauta as a connector in Claude (or any MCP client) using the endpoint https://bauta.app/mcp and sign in when prompted.
2. Deploy. Ask your agent to deploy an artifact. It calls the deploy_artifact tool with plain HTML or React — Bauta compiles, stores, and publishes it.
3. Share on your terms. Every artifact gets its own URL and starts gated. Open it up to the public, set a password, or require email verification — and change your mind any time.

What you get

• Private by default

  Nothing is public until you say so. Anonymous deploys are never public — they are unlisted, reachable only with their access token.

• Sharing that fits the audience

  Four modes per artifact: private, public, password, or email-verified viewing — with email invites and an append-only audit log of access.

• Versioned, with instant rollback

  Every deploy is an immutable revision behind a stable URL. Update freely, roll back instantly; viewers always see the published version.

• Sandboxed by construction

  Artifact code runs in a locked-down sandboxed iframe on a separate registered domain, with no cookies and no access to your session.

• EU-hosted, cookieless

  Artifact content is stored in an EU-jurisdiction bucket. View counting is cookieless; there are no trackers and no analytics scripts — on artifacts or on this site.

• No lock-in

  Plain HTML and React in, plain web pages out. Your artifacts are standard web content on a real URL — not a guest inside one vendor's app.

Abuse is handled seriously

A hosting service for AI-generated content has to be a good citizen: deploys are scanned for known-malicious links before anything is stored, deploy rates are limited, every served page links to an abuse report form, and reported content can be taken down quickly across every origin it is served from. Details are in the docs.