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1. Create a publishing token
Your agent uses this token to publish under your account. A full token is shown once; existing tokens only show a prefix.
> publish console
Publish a game without losing the thread
Create one publishing token, connect your coding agent, paste one prompt, and get a live AIGameShare URL back.
checking session
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2. Connect your agent
Pick the tool you are using. These snippets all point at the same hosted AIGameShare MCP server.
- Open a terminal in the game project.
- Add AIGameShare as a remote HTTP MCP server.
- Start or restart Claude Code, then ask it to publish.
claude mcp add --transport http aigameshare https://www.aigameshare.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer ags_YOUR_TOKEN"Use a fresh token for the easiest setup. If you already saved an older token, you can replace the placeholder manually.
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3. Paste this prompt
After MCP is connected, paste this into the agent from the project that contains your game.
Use the AIGameShare MCP server. First call create_game_guide. Inspect this HTML5 game and make it work inside the AIGameShare sandbox: bundle runtime assets, avoid external network calls, do not depend on persistent localStorage, and add mobile controls when reasonable. Then call upload_game_guide and publish_game. Use a strong title, short description, category, tags, controls, device_support, and leaderboard fields if the game has a score. Return the public play URL.Tip: keep the token out of git. Fresh tokens are for setup convenience, not screenshots.
No MCP? Use the browser fallback.
The form still works for single-file HTML or zip builds. It is slower, but it is not second-class.
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4. Verify the live URL
A successful publish returns a play URL immediately. Open it, then check your creator dashboard for the new game row.