Your agent made it.
Now share it.

Your agent made an HTML document on your computer. Upload it with a simple skill and get a shareable link.

An idea.
To explore.

The problem, the proposal, and what to build first. Give your next idea a page people can explore.

Explore the proposal, or scroll to the tech design.Choose an example, then interact with it or open the full page.

Public or password-protected. Your choice.

Skip to installation ↗
Open
an-idea-worth-sharing.html

Why I built
HTMLinks.

Creating documents with AI coding agents is becoming common. But the files usually stay on your computer.

I built HTMLinks to make sharing them simple. Install the skill, upload an HTML document, and get a link people can open in their browser.

Update it later and keep the same link. Add a password when needed.

Free managed hosting.
No account needed.

npx skills add michael-elkabetz/HTMLinks --skill htmlinks --agent claude-code

Install from GitHub in your project, then reload your agent’s skills.

First upload? Your agent asks: managed hosting or your own server? It remembers your choice.

“/HTMLlink upload the Idea HTML doc”

Your agent uploads. You get a link. That’s it.

Self-host HTMLinks.

Open source. Docker Compose + PostgreSQL. The same skill, on your infrastructure.

Source on GitHub ↗
git clone https://github.com/michael-elkabetz/HTMLinks.git
cd HTMLinks
node scripts/init.mjs
docker compose up --build -d

When the skill asks where to upload, choose self-hosted and give it your server URL. It remembers it for next time.

Self-hosting guide