Easysend
Let your coding agent upload, download, and share files with collaborators without wiring a custom file API or OAuth flow.
Overview
EasySend is an MCP server for the Build phase that lets agents upload, download, and share files through EasySend without requiring authentication in the published setup.
What is this MCP server?
- stdio MCP server via npm package easysend-mcp (v1.0.1)
- Upload, download, and share files through agent tool calls
- No authentication required for basic EasySend usage
- GitHub source at Easysend-co/easysend-mcp
- Server schema version 1.0.1
- Single npm package identifier: easysend-mcp
- Transport: stdio only in published manifest
What problem does it solve?
You need the agent to move files to a teammate or pull a shared asset mid-build, but bespoke upload APIs and OAuth slow every handoff.
Who is it for?
Indie builders who want zero-config file sharing from Claude Code or Cursor during integration and demo prep.
Skip if: Teams that need enterprise SSO, audit trails, or regulated data rooms—this is a lightweight share bridge, not a compliance vault.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you add easysend-mcp to your agent, file upload, download, and share steps become callable tools inside your normal coding session.
- Agent-callable upload and download tools for EasySend
- Shareable file links without a custom OAuth app
- Faster artifact handoffs during build sessions
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Journey fit
File handoffs sit in the build phase when agents need to move artifacts, logs, or bundles between humans and tools during implementation. Integrations is the right shelf because EasySend is an MCP bridge to an external file-sharing service, not local dev tooling or docs.
How it compares
MCP file-sharing integration, not a local filesystem or Git skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is EasySend MCP for?
Solo and indie builders using AI coding agents who need quick file upload, download, and share actions without building a custom integration.
When should I use EasySend MCP?
Use it during build and integration work when you or your agent must exchange binaries, logs, or assets with collaborators via EasySend instead of manual uploads.
How do I add EasySend to my agent?
Register the easysend-mcp npm package (v1.0.1) as a stdio MCP server in your client’s MCP settings, then restart the agent so upload and download tools appear.