langchain-brewpage
LangChain tools that publish HTML, Markdown, JSON, key-value stores and files to BrewPage and return a shareable URL. Free, no account, no API key.
Install
pip install langchain-brewpage
Usage
from langchain_brewpage import BrewPageToolkit
tools = BrewPageToolkit().get_tools()
page = tools[0].invoke({"content": "# Weekly report\n\nAll green.", "format": "markdown"})
print(page["url"])
With an agent (any tool-calling chat model):
from langchain.agents import create_agent
from langchain_brewpage import BrewPageToolkit
agent = create_agent(model, tools=BrewPageToolkit().get_tools())
agent.invoke({"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "Write a one-page HTML changelog and publish it."}]})
Tools
| Tool | API | Result |
|---|---|---|
brewpage_publish_page (BrewPagePublishPageTool) |
POST /api/html |
HTML or Markdown page URL |
brewpage_publish_json (BrewPagePublishJsonTool) |
POST /api/json |
JSON document URL |
brewpage_create_kv_store (BrewPageCreateKvStoreTool) |
POST /api/kv |
Key-value store URL, one initial key |
brewpage_upload_file (BrewPageUploadFileTool) |
POST /api/files |
Download or page URL for a local file |
BrewPageToolkit returns all four with one shared client. Every tool also takes ttl_days, password and namespace and returns a dict with url, id, namespace, owner_token, management_link, expires_at. API errors (rate limits, refused content) reach the agent as tool messages, not exceptions.
The first call gets an owner token; the toolkit reuses it, so all publications share one owner. To keep it across runs, pass it in:
from langchain_brewpage import BrewPageClient, BrewPageToolkit
toolkit = BrewPageToolkit(client=BrewPageClient(owner_token="..."))
Environment: BREWPAGE_OWNER_TOKEN, BREWPAGE_NAMESPACE, BREWPAGE_BASE_URL (default https://brewpage.app).
Limits
- Hosting is temporary: publications expire after 15 days by default,
ttl_days1-30. - Without
namespacea publication is private: unlisted and not indexed, but anyone with the link can open it. Addpasswordto restrict reads. namespace="public"lists pages in the public gallery and search engines. Never put secrets or personal data there.- Size caps: HTML 5 MB, JSON 1 MB, KV value 1 MB, file 5 MB (video 20 MB). Current values: brewpage.app/api/limits.
Related
- BrewPage and its API
- API reference
- llama-index-tools-brewpage: the same tools for LlamaIndex (PyPI)
- brewpage-publish-plugins: other integrations
- brewpage-mcp: MCP server on npm; source and OpenAPI contract in brewpage-openapi
- brewpage-action: GitHub Action that publishes CI artifacts (Marketplace)
- brewpage-cookbook: interactive recipes published on BrewPage
- brewpage-obsidian: Obsidian plugin that publishes notes (Obsidian community)
- brewpage-browser-extension: browser extension that publishes pages, selections and files
- brewpage-codex-plugin: Codex plugin with the publishing skill and remote MCP
Development
uv sync --group test
uv run pytest
BREWPAGE_LIVE=1 uv run pytest -m live # publishes one private page on production
Support
info@brewpage.app or GitHub issues.
License
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