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How to Share a Server Publicly (and Revoke Access)

Give a teammate, client, or integrator a clean public reference for a server's tools, resources, and prompts, without giving them access to your dashboard.

Steps

  1. Open the server's Connect tab.

  2. Generate the public share link.

    Open the capture server to document Share and Revoke a Public Link

    Open the Connect tab, which contains the interface used by this procedure

  3. Send the link to whoever needs it — no Arthur account required to view it.

    Bring the public-sharing action into the screenshot viewport

Confirm it worked

Opening the link in a private browser window shows the public documentation page without asking for login.

To revoke access

Change the server's share slug from the Settings tab. The old link stops resolving immediately — there's no separate "revoke" action, and no expiry to wait out.

Good to know

  • The share page never includes credentials or secret values, no matter what's configured on the server.
  • If the server requires authentication, visitors still need a valid Access Key or OAuth login before the tools, resources, or prompts will actually execute for them.

Related

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