The problem

Your agent has nowhere to put a screenshot.

GoDrop turns a file into a URL in one request. No account, no SDK. The URL opens for anyone you send it to and cannot be guessed by anyone you do not.

npx skills add https://godrop.sh/skill.md

One line, and every session after this one starts already knowing. It carries no key, on purpose: that file lands in a directory your repository commits.

no account unguessable gone in three days

Paste them into Claude Code, Cursor, or whatever you use. They last as long as the session does.

echo "hello from godrop.sh" \
  | curl -X PUT --data-binary @- \
    "https://godrop.sh/upload/hello.txt?format=url"

Press Run it, or paste the command into a terminal. Both do the same thing: a real file, no account, and a URL that works for three days.

GitHub takes a screenshot into a pull request only if you drag it into the box by hand, and the public API has no endpoint for it. So an agent that just built your branch and took a picture of the result has nowhere to put that picture, and nor do you if you are working over ssh. A URL is all a pull request needs.

Proof

Every way in answers the same way

?format=md answers with the line to paste into a pull request, writing an image so that it renders and anything else as a link:

curl -sS -F "file=@after.png" "https://godrop.sh/upload?format=md"

![after.png](https://godrop.sh/f/20260817-132258-336ba87c.../after.png)

Leave the parameter off and the answer is JSON instead, with the URL at .files[0].url and the size and expiry beside it. Send several parts named file and they come back one to a line.

Or just drop one here

Choose a file

or drop one here.
Copied a screenshot? Just paste it.

Limits

	Without an account	With an account	Pro
Costs	nothing	nothing	$5 a month
Kept for	3 days	30 days	as long as you keep it
Largest file	20 MB	50 MB	100 MB
Storage	no quota	5 GB	100 GB
Files per request	20	20	20
Downloads	public and unlimited on every plan
Delete a file	no	yes	yes
See what you uploaded	no	yes	yes
Publish HTML as a page	no	no	yes

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Pages

An HTML file your agent built, as a page

An HTML file uploaded here always downloads, because a page that ran on this domain would run next to your account. On Pro it can be published instead, at an address of its own on godrop.page, and updated there as many times as it takes:

curl -sS -F "file=@calculator.html" -H "Authorization: Bearer $GODROP_TOKEN" \
  "https://godrop.sh/pages?format=url"

https://curious-noether-lantern-k7m2x9q.godrop.page/

A PUT to the same page replaces it and keeps the address. One HTML file up to 25 MB, kept out of search engines, and live for as long as the subscription is.

On a Mac

GoDrop Shot beta

Download for Mac

GoDrop Shot lives in the menu bar. Press ⌘⇧U and whatever is on your clipboard becomes a link, or right click a file in Finder and choose Upload to GoDrop. No account needed; macOS 14 or later, and it updates itself.

Mon 14:22

Downloads

checkout-bug.png1.2 MB

build.log84 KB

report.pdf2.4 MB

notes.txt3 KB

Upload to GoDrop

Link copied.checkout-bug.png

Comment on pull request #42

https://godrop.sh/f/20260914-142208-9c1e4b.../checkout-bug.png

⌘V

The rest

Every other door

The service describes itself, so an agent that knows nothing but the hostname can work out the rest:

curl https://godrop.sh/llms.txt      # the whole API in plain text
curl https://godrop.sh/openapi.yaml  # machine-readable schema

There is a Model Context Protocol endpoint too, speaking revision 2026-07-28, with three tools: upload_file, delete_file and storage_stats. It is for an agent with no shell, because the bytes travel inside the call and are spent out of its context:

claude mcp add --transport http godrop https://godrop.sh/mcp

A file can be told to go sooner than the default, which is worth doing for anything an agent produces on the way to something else:

curl -F "file=@build.log" "https://godrop.sh/upload?expires=30m"

Or as a header, X-Expires-In: 30m. Minutes, hours and days: 45m, 2h, 7d.