stend.

Choose your agent · publish your first page

Give the good work somewhere to go.

Connect Stend once. After that, sharing is a sentence you say to your agent.

Set up Stend in Codex

The ChatGPT desktop app, Codex CLI, and the IDE extension share the same MCP configuration.

Add Stend

Run this once in your terminal.

codex mcp add stend --url https://stend.sh/mcp

Connect your account

Complete the browser sign-in when Codex asks, or start it directly.

codex mcp login stend

Publish something worth handing over

Ask Codex

“Publish this to Stend and give me the link.”

Set up Stend in Claude Code

Use user scope so Stend is available across your projects.

Add the remote MCP server

claude mcp add --transport http --scope user stend https://stend.sh/mcp

Authenticate

Inside Claude Code, run /mcp, choose Stend, and follow the browser login flow.

Publish

Ask Claude

“Turn this into a Stend I can share with the team.”

Set up Stend in Cursor

Add Stend to your global MCP configuration, then connect from Cursor’s MCP settings.

Open ~/.cursor/mcp.json

Add this server entry alongside anything already there.

{ "mcpServers": { "stend": { "url": "https://stend.sh/mcp" } } }

Connect

Open Cursor Settings → MCP, find Stend, and complete sign-in.

Publish from Agent

Ask Cursor

“Publish the page we just built to Stend.”

Use any compatible MCP client

Stend speaks standard Streamable HTTP and advertises its OAuth configuration.

Add the endpoint

Transport: Streamable HTTP URL: https://stend.sh/mcp Authentication: OAuth 2.1

Approve access

Your client should discover Stend’s authorization server and open the browser flow.

Publish

Ask your agent

“Publish this work to Stend and give me the link.”