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Ask your assistant for a page. Say publish it. A link comes back that anyone can open.

ridgeline-race.uholdco.space— visit a live published site
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Live in seconds

The page is on the internet before you have finished reading the reply.

Its own address

Every site gets its own origin, so nothing you publish can reach anything else.

Nothing is lost

Every version is kept. Roll back to any of them, or delete the site outright.

How it works

Connect it once. After that, publishing is a sentence.

MCP endpoint
https://share-flame-nine.vercel.app/api/mcp

Add it to any assistant that takes custom MCP connectors — the guides cover Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Everything else happens in the conversation.

  1. 01

    Connect once

    Add the share endpoint to your assistant as a custom connector and sign in. No API key to paste, no token to keep in a note, nothing to install.

  2. 02

    Ask for a site

    Say what you want and end with “publish it”. The assistant writes the files, declares them to the server, and uploads the bytes straight to the edge.

  3. 03

    Get a live URL

    A verified, versioned site comes back in the reply. Say “roll that back” and the previous version is serving again in seconds.

One publish, start to finish

A request, three tool calls, and a URL that works.

SimulationScripted, not a recording

What the public sees

  1. You: Make a one-page site for Saturday's trail race and publish it.
  2. Assistant: Writing it now — start times, the route map, and a link for parking.
  3. Tool call prepare_deployment: 3 files declared · server authorises exactly these (index.html 4.1 kB, style.css 1.2 kB, map.png 88.4 kB)
  4. Tool call PUT × 3: bytes go straight to the edge · SHA-256 recomputed on write
  5. Tool call finalize_deployment: 3 of 3 objects match the manifest · version marked live
  6. Published. Rolling back is one sentence away. The site is live at https://ridgeline-race.uholdco.space/
A deterministic simulation of the real flow — the tool names, the manifest, and the verification step are the ones the server actually runs.
Reserved for a real screen recording. This slot is where a capture of an actual phone session will go. It is empty because none has been recorded yet, and an animation is not a recording.

Your next page is one message away.

Free while it is new. Ten sites, 25 MB each, no card.

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