Create your link page from Claude

In the chat

Paste the prompt from the “Copy for LLM” button into claude.ai. With web access on, Claude fetches the documentation, asks you the questions, validates the page and creates it. The whole exchange is a conversation: it proposes, you correct, it fixes. It ends with your page address and the claim link.

In Claude Desktop, with MCP

Tapmy runs an MCP server — a small set of tools Claude can call directly instead of writing HTTP requests. Add it in the connector settings with the address `https://tapmy.link/mcp`. Claude then has tools named `check_username`, `create_page`, `update_page`, `get_stats` and so on, and uses them as it would use any other tool. No key is needed to create a page; the create tool returns one.

In the terminal, with Claude Code

For people who live in a terminal there is a skill file. One command saves it, and from then on “make me a link page” is something Claude Code knows how to do end to end, including reading the page back and handing you the claim link:

• Save the skill: `curl -s https://tapmy.link/skill.md -o ~/.claude/skills/tapmy-link/SKILL.md`.
• Or add the MCP server: `claude mcp add --transport http tapmy https://tapmy.link/mcp`.
• If you already have a Tapmy account, create an API key in the account settings and pass it as a header, so new pages land in your account.

Which to choose

The chat is the simplest and needs nothing installed. MCP is best if you will keep asking Claude to update the page — the tools make “add a link”, “swap the template”, “how many people visited” one sentence each. Claude Code suits people who already automate things and want the page in the same place as their scripts.