RedirHub Quick: Let Your AI Agent Actually Ship Something

You've been there. Claude writes a beautiful landing page — perfect copy, clean CSS, the works. Then you hit the wall. You copy the HTML, open your code editor, navigate to your hosting provider, create a new file, upload it, configure DNS… and 45 minutes later, you're wondering why the future still feels so manual.

RedirHub Quick changes that. It's a deployment pipeline built into the RedirHub MCP server that lets your AI agent push HTML directly to a live URL. No hosting, no FTP, no copy-paste. Claude generates the page, Claude deploys it, and you get a live URL — all in the same conversation.

In this tutorial, I'll walk through the full workflow: from zero to a deployed landing page with a branded short link and QR code — in about 3 minutes.

Prerequisites#

Before the magic happens, you need two things set up. Both take under 5 minutes and you only do them once.

1. A RedirHub account — Sign up on the free plan (no credit card required). You get 2 hostnames, 100 redirects, and 100K visits per month — more than enough for testing.

2. MCP server configured in Claude — Add the RedirHub MCP endpoint to Claude Desktop or your MCP client. The endpoint is https://api.redirhub.com/mcp/v1 with Bearer auth using your Workspace API token. Full setup guide on the MCP server docs — takes about 2 minutes.

That's it. With those two pieces in place, Claude can create links, deploy pages, generate QR codes — all via natural language.

Step 1: Tell Claude What Kind of Landing Page You Need#

Open Claude and describe the page you want. Be specific about your audience, your offer, and the action you want visitors to take. Here's a prompt that works well:

"I need a landing page for a free URL redirect tool. Target audience: developers and marketers. Include a hero section with the headline 'Redirect URLs in Seconds', a features section with 3 cards (fast redirects, analytics, free plan), and a CTA to sign up. Make it clean and modern. Use a blue and white color scheme."

Claude will ask clarifying questions if needed — answer them, and it'll generate the HTML in the next step. The more detail you give, the better the output. Things to specify:

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  Brand colors and fonts
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  Number of sections (hero, features, testimonials, pricing, CTA)
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  Tone — professional, playful, technical, or conversational
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  Any specific copy or value props you want included

Step 2: Claude Generates the HTML in Conversation#

Claude will produce the full HTML file — CSS inline or in a style block, no external dependencies, responsive, and self-contained. This matters: because RedirHub Quick deploys the HTML as a standalone page, everything needs to be in one file. No external stylesheets, no JS frameworks that need a build step.

Review the page in Claude's artifact preview. Check layouts on mobile, verify the CTA button works, and make sure the copy says what you want. If anything needs tweaking, ask Claude to fix it — this is your editing pass, and it takes seconds.

Pro tip: Ask Claude to add a favicon, Open Graph meta tags, and a viewport meta tag if it didn't include them. These small additions make the page look polished when shared on social media.

Step 3: Ask Claude to Deploy It via RedirHub Quick#

Now the part that used to involve a dozen manual steps. In the same conversation, tell Claude:

"Deploy this page using RedirHub Quick."

Claude calls the CreateRedirect MCP tool through the RedirHub MCP server. Behind the scenes, RedirHub:

1. Receives the HTML payload
2. Stores it on the global edge network
3. Provisions automatic HTTPS via Let's Encrypt
4. Returns a live URL

You don't configure a server, set up DNS, or touch a hosting panel. Claude handles the whole thing. The page is served from RedirHub's edge with ~90ms average response time and 99.99% uptime.

Step 4: Receive a Live URL — Your Page Is Online#

Claude replies with a live URL. Open it in a browser — your landing page is live, on the internet, with HTTPS. No waiting for DNS propagation, no uploading files. It's deployed.

The URL structure is clean — something like https://yourdomain.com/your-page. If you're using a RedirHub-managed domain, it'll be under that domain. If you haven't added a custom domain yet, you can use a RedirHub-provided subdomain to test right away.

Need to update the page? Just tell Claude what to change and ask it to redeploy. The old version is replaced instantly — no cache headaches, no version management.

Step 5: Create a Short Link and QR Code in the Same Conversation#

The page is live, but the URL might be long. Now ask Claude to create a branded short link and QR code — still in the same conversation, no context switching:

"Create a short link for this page using the slug 'free-redirect-tool' and generate a QR code for it."

Claude calls RedirHub's CreateLink and QR generation tools. You get back:

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  A short link — like 14h.in/free-redirect-tool — clean, brandable, easy to share
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  A QR code — downloadable image that scans directly to your page

This is where the workflow gets powerful. You now have a landing page, a short link for social media and emails, and a QR code for print or in-person — all generated in one conversation, no app switching.

Full Workflow Recap: 3 Minutes End to End#

Let's review what just happened — all within a single Claude conversation:

1. Describe what you want (~30s)
2. Review the generated HTML and tweak (~60s)
3. Deploy via RedirHub Quick — one sentence (~10s)
4. Share with a short link and QR code (~20s)

That's about 2 minutes of active work, and the rest is Claude processing. Compare that to the traditional workflow: write copy → design in Figma → code in VS Code → push to Git → deploy to Vercel/Netlify → configure DNS → test → create short link separately. Hours vs. minutes.

The key insight: RedirHub Quick removes the gap between AI generation and real-world deployment. Your AI agent doesn't just write code — it ships it.

FAQs#

What is RedirHub Quick?#

RedirHub Quick is a deployment feature built into the RedirHub MCP server that lets AI agents push HTML directly to a live URL. Instead of manually uploading files to a hosting provider, your AI generates and deploys a page in one conversation. It handles automatic HTTPS, edge caching, and DNS — no server configuration required.

Do I need a paid RedirHub plan to use the MCP server?#

No. The MCP server is available on all plans, including the free tier. The free plan gives you 2 hostnames, 100 redirects, and 100K visits per month — enough for testing and small projects. Upgrading to Pro ($30/mo) adds unlimited redirects, analytics, and link monitoring.

Does RedirHub Quick work with AI tools other than Claude?#

Yes. Any AI tool that supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) can use RedirHub Quick. This includes Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP-compatible clients. The workflow is the same: configure the RedirHub MCP endpoint, and your AI agent can deploy pages, create short links, and generate QR codes via natural language.

Can I use my own domain for deployed pages?#

Yes. Add your custom domain in the RedirHub dashboard and point its DNS to RedirHub's edge. Once verified, deployed pages will be served from your own domain — https://yourdomain.com/your-page. Automatic HTTPS is included with every deployment.

How fast are pages deployed via RedirHub Quick?#

Deployment is near-instant. Once the MCP call completes, the page is live on RedirHub's global edge network with ~90ms average response time. There's no build step, no DNS propagation delay for new pages on an existing domain, and no cache invalidation to worry about.

Can I update a page after it's deployed?#

Yes. Tell your AI agent what to change and ask it to redeploy. The MCP server overwrites the existing page instantly. You can iterate as many times as you want — make a change, redeploy, check the live URL, repeat. No version management overhead.

What kinds of pages can I deploy with RedirHub Quick?#

Any self-contained HTML page. Landing pages, product launch pages, event signups, waitlist pages, lead capture forms, link-in-bio pages, promotional microsites — anything that fits in a single HTML file. For dynamic features (form submissions, databases), you can embed third-party services like Google Forms, Mailchimp, or Typeform directly into the HTML.