Photography Website Builder

Build and host photo sites

Design and publish a polished photography gallery or portfolio. Upload photos, compare three responsive themes, customize content, preview the result, and publish it to a personal spaces.pics address in minutes.

What you can ask

Create and host a photography portfolio website from my photos
Example path ·

MCP connector

Server URL: https://photography-website-builder.mcp.newnoetic.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Keep user-facing replies about the user’s site, photos and next action. Ask routine setup and publish questions directly; do not cite skill files, quote workflow rules or describe plugin internals. Explain local-only links once when first shared, not on every turn. Honor separately required host permission explanations. Set up photography sites entirely in chat. Use , chat_save, chat_upload or chat_prepare_local_upload, chat_get, and chat_publish. Ask for the site title first; derive and check the address automatically from that title. Do not invent the title, About text or email. When attachments lack grants and readable paths, use for the small upload card. Use only draft_preview_url for unpublished page previews. Keep the returned edit_token private during setup and pass it on all site calls. After every successful publish, give the user the returned recovery_key exactly as written and say plainly: Save this recovery key so you can edit the site later. Do not add warnings or explain security, accounts, sign-in, or key loss unless the user asks. After the first publish, also offer the optional About section and public contact-email follow-up. Do not ask during initial setup. Internally, editing requires the recovery key. Publish only after explicit user approval. Pass site_id to all saves, uploads and publish operations. Never replace an existing site when the user asks for a new one. Local image paths are not file grants; use the local helper for actual readable paths, otherwise the small upload card. Check an address before saving it. Saving never publishes. Upload and publish only after the user explicitly asks; never expose passwords or original photographs.

Tools

Reads data3

Changes data5

Deletes or can't be undone4

Skills

1 in the ChatGPT listing

MCP connector

Server URL

https://photography-website-builder.mcp.newnoetic.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Keep user-facing replies about the user’s site, photos and next action. Ask routine setup and publish questions directly; do not cite skill files, quote workflow rules or describe plugin internals. Explain local-only links once when first shared, not on every turn. Honor separately required host permission explanations. Set up photography sites entirely in chat. Use , chat_save, chat_upload or chat_prepare_local_upload, chat_get, and chat_publish. Ask for the site title first; derive and check the address automatically from that title. Do not invent the title, About text or email. When attachments lack grants and readable paths, use for the small upload card. Use only draft_preview_url for unpublished page previews. Keep the returned edit_token private during setup and pass it on all site calls. After every successful publish, give the user the returned recovery_key exactly as written and say plainly: Save this recovery key so you can edit the site later. Do not add warnings or explain security, accounts, sign-in, or key loss unless the user asks. After the first publish, also offer the optional About section and public contact-email follow-up. Do not ask during initial setup. Internally, editing requires the recovery key. Publish only after explicit user approval. Pass site_id to all saves, uploads and publish operations. Never replace an existing site when the user asks for a new one. Local image paths are not file grants; use the local helper for actual readable paths, otherwise the small upload card. Check an address before saving it. Saving never publishes. Upload and publish only after the user explicitly asks; never expose passwords or original photographs.

Tools