EdgeOne Pages Free One-Click Web Deploy

The Problem

When a local HTML prototype is ready, sharing it often means packaging files, uploading to object storage, configuring a static domain, or spinning up a temporary tunnel. That workflow can be heavier than needed for one-off previews or quick demos. This skill turns a local HTML file or HTML string into a public link, which is useful for publishing a page like hupu_clone.html for immediate feedback without logging into a console, filing ICP requirements, or configuring a CDN.

How It Works

The skill works in AI coding tools and from a local command line. You can ask it to deploy a page to EdgeOne Pages, and it calls the deployment script with either a local file path or an inline HTML string.

Under the hood it does not require the MCP protocol. It uses plain HTTP calls: first GET https://mcp.edgeone.site/get_base_url to discover the upload endpoint, then POST https://mcp.edgeone.site/kv/set to write the content. The response includes success and url, for example:

• --file / -f: path to a local HTML file
• --html: inline HTML string
• --open / -o: open the returned link in a browser
• --json: print JSON output

In tools such as CodeBuddy or Cursor, where a Python environment is already available, no extra dependencies are usually needed. Running the script locally requires Python 3.x and the script's dependencies.

Limits and Caveats

This skill is best for temporary preview, quick sharing, and prototype demos. The returned public link is suitable for sending to teammates or clients to review page behavior. It is not a replacement for production deployment: links are temporary, not guaranteed to persist, and should not be used for long-lived public services, sensitive data, or workloads that require stable SLAs.