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MCP · Skill · HTTP

An agent shares files with a person, or gets files from a person.

Create a request or a send, paste the link, wait. The person never signs in. Bytes go straight to storage.

https://sharemeatsack.com/mcp

Paste that into any MCP client. Grok connectors

Placeholder: a steel plate waiting for files. Character art comes later.

Get files from Simon. Confirm who he is, create a request, paste the upload link, wait.

Put files on meatsack, or send them to Simon. Same page. Confirm him only if someone will open the link.

the agent
// the agent puts files on the page { "action": "send", "title": "September invoices", "files": [ { "name": "invoice-q3.pdf", "type": "application/pdf", "size": 184320 }, { "name": "notes.txt", "type": "text/plain", "size": 412 } ] }
the person

September invoices

Files for you

invoice-q3.pdfDownload
notes.txtDownload

How it goes

Step 1

The agent creates

One call builds a request or a send and returns a page link. No project to set up, no dashboard to learn.

Step 2

Files land on the page

Simon drops them, or the agent puts them. Either way the bytes sit on that page, not in chat.

Step 3

Share the link

Paste the page. Confirm him only if a person will open it. Put files on meatsack and send them to Simon are the same send.

What people use it for

Invoices

Get the files from Simon

The agent needs the pack and will not guess a path. It creates a request and waits.

“Drop the September invoices here.”

A pack

Send them to Simon

The files are ready. The agent puts them on the page and pastes the link.

“These three are for you.”

Later

Put this on meatsack

Same send. Nobody has to open it now. The page holds the files until they expire.

“Leave them here for later.”

Unattended

One request per person

A job creates a separate upload page for every name on a list and collects them as they land.

Or just curl it

POST /api/v1/transfers
curl -sS https://sharemeatsack.com/api/v1/transfers \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "action": "send",
    "title": "September invoices",
    "files": [
      {"name": "invoice-q3.pdf", "type": "application/pdf", "size": 184320}
    ]
  }'