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Add rtfx to Claude, publish, share, and see who opened it

Every screenshot below is the real thing — Claude Desktop and claude.ai show the same screens. About three minutes end to end.

https://mcp.rtfx.pro/mcp

A. Connect B. Publish C. Share D. See who opened it

One minute: connect, publish, share, see who opened it. Step by step with screenshots →

AConnect

  1. Step 1. In Claude, open Customize → Connectors (also under Settings), click + Add, then Add custom connector.

    Claude's Connectors screen with the + Add menu open and Add custom connector highlighted
  2. Step 2. Name it rtfx, paste https://mcp.rtfx.pro/mcp, and click Continue.

    The Add custom connector dialog with the name rtfx and the URL https://mcp.rtfx.pro/mcp filled in
  3. Step 3. Leave the detected defaults — Sign in now and Use Claude's published identity — and click Add at the bottom.

    The authentication step showing Sign in now and Use Claude's published identity selected, with an Add button at the bottom
  4. Step 4. Click Connect.

    The rtfx connector page with a Connect button
  5. Step 5. Sign in to rtfx with the code we email you (first time only), check what Claude is asking for, and click Allow access. Allow Manage access and delete artifacts if you want Claude to share and delete from chat.

    The rtfx consent screen listing what Claude is asking for, with an Allow access button
  6. Step 6. Connected. Each rtfx tool can stay on Needs approval (Claude asks every time) or be set to always allowed.

    The connected rtfx connector listing its tools, each set to Needs approval

BPublish

  1. Step 7. Ask for what you want and say publish it with rtfx. Claude shows the publish call; click Allow once.

    “Make a one-page HTML summary of Acme's Q3 … Then publish it with rtfx as a private link.”
    A Claude chat asking to publish with rtfx, showing the publish call with an Allow once button
  2. Step 8. Claude replies with your private link. Only you can open it until you share it.

    Claude's reply containing the private rtfx.pro link to the published page
  3. Step 9. Open the link: that's your artifact, with Share in the top-right corner. Publish again to the same name and the same link shows the new version.

    The published artifact open in the browser, with a Share button in the top-right corner

CShare

  1. Step 10. On the Share page, add people by email — Viewer can open it, Editor can also publish new versions — or create a share link for someone without an account: name it for who it's for, pick an expiry, and copy it once. Extend, rename or revoke it any time.

    The Share page: add people by email as Viewer or Editor, and create a named share link with an expiry
    Or just ask Claude: Share it with dana@acme.com.
  2. Step 11. What Dana sees: the page, straight away — no sign-in, no account.

    The shared page open on a phone, with no sign-in screen

DSee who opened it

  1. Step 12. Recent views, on the same Share page: who opened it, when, through which named link, and on what device. IP addresses are erased after 90 days.

    Recent views on the Share page: who opened the artifact, when, through which named link, and on what device

Ready when you are.