sherserve

sherserve uploads a single file — an image, a video, a PDF, an archive — and serves it back at a permanent f.shebang.pro address, with the same access-control options every other shebang resource has: private, password, allow-list, or public.

Where sherpage serves a bundle of related files as one page, sherserve serves exactly one object per upload. Use sherserve when what you want online is a file to link to or embed; use sherpage when what you want is a page.

In this section

• Uploading — the two upload tools, and why there are two.
• Content types and limits — what file types are accepted, and how large an upload can be.
• The f. url — how the address is built.
• Unlock flow — what a visitor sees for a password- or allow-list-gated file.
• Tools — all four store_* MCP tools.

See access modes for how private, password, allow-list, and public work across every shebang resource, not just sherserve's.

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Uploading.