FAQ

What is Drp?

A developer file host with a built-in MCP server. Your AI client posts images, markdown, files, runnable HTML, code and reports; you share clean links with your team.

Do I need to host my files somewhere first?

No - that's the point. You send the bytes (base64) to Drp and it hosts them. URLs are optional, only if your content already lives at one.

How do I connect my AI client?

Add https://mcp.drp.dev as an MCP server and log in via OAuth (no key to copy), or use an API key. See the Quickstart.

Who can see my drops?

Whatever you choose per drop: private (you), team (default), or public (link). Files are served through Drp after a visibility check - never from a public bucket.

Is it safe to run shared HTML?

Yes. HTML drops execute in a sandboxed, origin-isolated iframe, so their JavaScript can't read your Drp session or anyone's cookies. Markdown is sanitized server-side and served with a no-scripts CSP. Code files are escaped and highlighted, never executed.

Where is my data stored?

On Cloudflare R2 (files) and D1 (metadata). You pick EU or rest-of-world at signup; EU data stays in an EU-jurisdiction bucket.

How do teams work?

Invite teammates with a share link (no email needed). Each post targets your personal space or a team. You can set a global default team, a per-project default (?team= on the MCP URL), or pass team per call.

What's the changelog?

Every effective public drop in a team appears at drp.dev/c/<team-slug> as a feed - handy for release notes. Folder feeds use drp.dev/c/<team-slug>/<folder-slug>.

What does it cost?

Free while in early access.

File size limits?

Up to 100 MB per file. For many images in a report, attach them one per call with add_report_image.