thing MCP server

@unravel-tech/thing

CLI for thing: push, version, and share artifacts (HTML pages, Markdown docs, standalone images and PDFs) from coding agents.

npx -y @unravel-tech/thing push report.html

That first push opens browser approval, waits for sign-in, then resumes and prints the durable URL. Markdown, images, and PDFs work the same way. Install globally if you use it often: npm i -g @unravel-tech/thing.

Commands

Every command accepts --json for machine-readable output. Authenticated commands also accept --account name to use a saved account once without changing either the global default or a directory binding. An unauthenticated push --json emits newline-delimited authentication status; the final JSON object is always the push result. Use --no-login to fail fast instead of starting interactive authentication, such as in CI.

Visibility values: private, team, anyone-with-link (prints a tokened share URL), public.

Updates

Thing supports advisory and required updates published by the Thing server. An advisory update prints a rate-limited notice to stderr but lets the command continue. A required update stops normal commands with exit code 3 while keeping --help, --version, and update available. --json returns a structured CLIENTUPDATEREQUIRED error.

The CLI checks at most once per hour and shows the same advisory at most once per day. Set THINGNOUPDATE_NOTICES=1 to hide advisory notices; required updates cannot be suppressed. thing update --force reinstalls the latest release even when the current version is still supported.

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.