host-html

The two tools are cleanly separated by lifecycle stage: publish_html creates a new hosted document, update_page revises an existing one while preserving the URL. The descriptions even cross-reference each other to steer the agent away from re-publishing instead of updating.

Both names follow the same snake_case verb_noun convention (publish_html, update_page), with verbs that accurately describe the action taken on the resource.

Two tools is minimal, but the server's scope (turning self-contained HTML into a public link) is narrow enough that create and revise cover the core workflow. Slightly thin rather than mismatched.

Create and update are covered, but there is no delete/unpublish, no listing of already-published pages, and no way to read back or inspect a page's current content. Agents can work around this by tracking URLs themselves, but the lifecycle is only partially closed.