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Public MCP Swagger Pages

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

Open the Arthur screen that visually supports “Public MCP Swagger Pages”

Open the Connect tab to show the product area discussed by this wiki page

Bring the Public documentation slug area into the viewport for a focused, semantic screenshot

What you can do

  • Generate a permanent public documentation link for any server.
  • Let visitors browse every enabled tool, resource, and prompt, including input/output schemas — never credentials or secret values.
  • Revoke a previously shared link at any time by changing the server's share slug; the old link stops working immediately.
  • Let visitors try tools, resources, and prompts directly from the page using a built-in simulator, authenticating with an access key or OAuth client credentials if the server requires it.
  • Scan a QR code that encodes the connection URL, so you can transfer it to a phone or another device without retyping it.

How to use it

  1. Open a server and go to its Connect tab.
  2. Generate the public share link.
  3. Send the link to whoever needs it — no Arthur account required to view it — or have them scan the QR code shown next to the URL to load it on a phone.
  4. To revoke access, change the server's share slug from the same tab; anyone using the old link loses access immediately.

Good to know

  • The share page is public documentation by design — never put anything there that shouldn't be seen by anyone with the link.
  • Related: Secrets and Authentication for how access keys and OAuth clients protect a server.

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