Download it. Find it. Open it. Wonder if it is the latest version.
THE FILE HANDOFFSHARE HTML ONLINE
Turn your agent’s HTML into one shareable link.
Have a finished HTML page? Review it, then ask a compatible connected agent to publish it through share/artifacts. Choose who can open the result and send the link—without Git, deployment setup, or an attachment. Still starting with notes? Your agent can create the page too.
I have reviewed this launch report. Publish it for my review before sharing.
Published
REVIEW URL READY · OWNER-ONLYReady
to share.
THE SHORT ANSWER
How do you share an HTML page online?
Review the finished page with your connected agent and ask it to publish. share/artifacts checks the HTML, hosts the supported static content, and returns one stable URL. Check the published result, choose who can open it, then send the URL; your recipient reads it in their browser.
A LINK, NOT AN ATTACHMENT
The handoff should feel as finished as the work.
HTML files are powerful to create and awkward to pass around. Publishing turns the file into something your audience can simply open.
FROM FINISHED HTML TO A LIVE URL
Ask. Review. Share.
- 01
Connect your agent
Choose a compatible agent and approve its publishing permissions.
- 02
Ask it to publish
Review the draft, then ask your agent to send the finished HTML to share/artifacts.
- 03
Review and choose access
Open the result, decide who can see it, and ask for any changes.
- 04
Share the URL
Send one link that can keep working as the artifact evolves.
WHY THE URL MATTERS
Publish once. Keep improving.
It opens immediately
Your audience sees the designed page in a browser instead of downloading a file.
The link stays useful
Publish a revision without teaching everyone where to find version two.
You choose access
Share publicly or limit who can open the artifact.
SAFE STATIC PUBLISHING
A page people can open with confidence.
AI can write anything into an HTML file. Before it reaches your audience, share/artifacts removes the behavior a static artifact does not need.
- Scripts stay offNo hidden code runs in the published page.
- Forms stay offThe artifact cannot collect or submit visitor information.
- Your app stays separatePublished content lives away from the trusted product.
MORE THAN A WEBSITE
If your agent can make it in HTML, you can share it.
Use the same short workflow for work that would otherwise become an attachment, screenshot, or forgotten local file.
- Presentations
- Reports
- Dashboards
- Briefs
- Explainers
- Posters
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QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Sharing HTML FAQ.
How do I share an HTML page online?
Publish the finished HTML to a hosted URL, choose who can open it, then send that URL instead of the file. With share/artifacts, your AI agent can publish the page and return the link directly in your conversation.
Do I need Git, a repository, or a deployment account?
No. Connect a compatible agent, review your artifact, and ask it to publish. Choose access and share the returned URL. The publishing workflow does not require a repository or deployment setup.
Can my AI agent publish HTML for me?
Yes. Connect a compatible agent through MCP and approve its permissions. Review the draft, then ask it to publish the HTML artifact. The agent receives the finished share URL and can give it back to you in the conversation.
Can I update the page without changing its link?
Yes. Ask a compatible connected agent to update the existing artifact with the complete replacement HTML. The artifact keeps its page ID and share URL, so recipients can keep the link they already have.
Is shared HTML safe to open?
share/artifacts sanitizes published HTML, disables scripts, forms, and external API calls, adds a strict browser security policy, and serves the page from a separate content origin.
Who can open a newly published artifact?
A newly published artifact is private to its owner until access is chosen. You can make it public or limit access with a password, exact recipients, your organization, or an expiration time.
START WITH A REAL ARTIFACT