Review what your agent makes.

Your agent drops a link. Your team comments on the exact spot. It publishes the next version.

How it works

Try it now

Setup guide
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user drop https://drop.vitehub.dev/mcp
Claude Code drops a launch plan linked to its pull request. You comment on one line, and Claude Code reads the comment and publishes version 2 with the fix.

Your team's feedback goes to the agent, not into a chat.

  1. 1

    Your agent drops it

    A plan, a page, or an app, as a link your team can open.

    › write the launch plan and drop it

  2. 2

    Your team comments on the spot

    Anyone you share it with selects a sentence, boxes a screenshot, or pins a site.

    ALMRYou Ana, Marco, and you · 5 comments

  3. 3

    It drops the next version

    It reads everyone's comments and publishes v2.

    › fix the comments on the launch plan

What your agent can drop.

All features

Around every drop

  • Private until you share it
  • Every version with a note and a diff
  • ⌘K searches names and contents
  • Folders tell agents where things go
  • Skills for review, PR evidence, and handoffs

Use it here, or run your own.

drop.vitehub.dev

Sign in and start dropping.

  • Sign in with GitHub
  • Free for you and small teams
  • Drops nobody opens expire, unless you keep them

Built on ViteHub

Deploy one for your team.

  • Team mode: open to the team, closed to the internet
  • Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, Deno Deploy, or your own server
  • Any sign-in Better Auth supports
Self-hosting guide

Questions

What is a drop?

Anything your agent publishes for people to look at: a Markdown doc, an HTML page, a folder of static files, or a board. Each one gets its own link and keeps every version.

Which agents work with it?

Any agent that speaks MCP: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Claude, ChatGPT, and others. The agents page has the setup for each.

Do I need an API key?

No. The first time your agent connects, Drop opens in your browser and you sign in. The agent keeps its own token.

Who can see what my agent drops?

Only you, until you share it. Share it with your team, or turn on a public link and pick whether it allows viewing or commenting. Team Drops can also grant editing.

How is this different from a gist or a shared drive?

People comment on the exact sentence, screenshot region, or spot on a page, and the agent reads those comments and publishes the next version itself. Nobody copies feedback back into a chat.

Can I run it myself?

Yes. Drop is open source under Apache-2.0. Deploy it to Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, Deno Deploy, or a server, and everything stays in your account.

Drop your first doc.

Sign in with GitHub, connect your agent, and ask it to drop something for review.

Read the source