# FetchPan > FetchPan opens download links from file hosts (Rapidgator, Katfile, Nitroflare, Turbobit ...) and Chinese cloud drives (Baidu Netdisk, Quark, PikPak ...) and returns a direct download URL. A few files a day are free; faster downloads use paid traffic. FetchPan does not host files. ## For AI agents - [API & MCP guide](https://fetchpan.com/developers): connect over MCP or REST. Step-by-step setup for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex and WorkBuddy. - [Full developer docs as Markdown](https://fetchpan.com/llms-full.txt) - [MCP server page](https://fetchpan.com/mcp-server): what it does, setup per client, tools. Also as [Markdown](https://fetchpan.com/mcp-server.md) (also served to requests that ask for text/markdown) and as a [JSON description](https://fetchpan.com/mcp-server.json). - MCP server (streamable HTTP): https://fetchpan.com/mcp It acts for the user's FetchPan account: apps with MCP sign-in (OAuth; Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code) open https://fetchpan.com once to sign the user in. Claude Code: `claude mcp add --transport http fetchpan https://fetchpan.com/mcp`, then /mcp -> Authenticate. - Or a free API token (sign in with Google at https://fetchpan.com/developers; header Authorization: Bearer fp_...). Either way: 3 free files a day, paid traffic for fast downloads. - REST API base: https://fetchpan.com/v1/web (same token). Flow: POST /jobs -> GET /jobs/{id} -> POST /jobs/{id}/download ## Pages - [Supported sites and live status](https://fetchpan.com/sites) - [Downloaders per site](https://fetchpan.com/downloaders) - [Free vs Fast](https://fetchpan.com/pricing) - [Questions](https://fetchpan.com/faq) - [Copyright / abuse](https://fetchpan.com/copyright) ## MCP tools - `download`: Give it a link; it waits for the file and returns a download URL. If the file is not ready in time, it returns a job id to continue with. A share with several files returns its list to pick one from. - `check_link`: Is this site supported and working right now? - `list_supported_sites`: All supported sites with live status. - `list_files`: Open a folder of a Quark or PikPak share to find the file you want (then download it with share_id and file_id). - `start_download`: Start a job without waiting. Returns a job id. - `get_job`: Job status, and what a free or fast download would cost. - `get_download_link`: The URL for a finished job (free or fast). - `get_account`: Your email, traffic balance, free files per day and recent downloads. - `list_packages`: Traffic packs you can buy. - `create_payment_link`: A payment page for a pack, to give to you. Only a person can pay it.