HTMLShare

HTMLShare solves a small but real problem in the AI-coding workflow: you’ve generated a working HTML page in Claude, Cursor, Codex, Lovable, Bolt, or v0, and now someone needs to actually open it in a browser, but it isn’t ready for a production host and spinning up a repo or a deploy just to get feedback is overkill. HTMLShare takes the static output and turns it into a shareable noindex preview link, so a teammate or client sees the real page instead of a chat transcript or a local file.

You can install it as a skill directly inside Codex, Claude, or Cursor, so publishing happens without leaving the tool that generated the page, or upload a single HTML file, a ZIP, or a static build folder manually from the browser. It keeps relative assets together, so CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts all resolve, giving reviewers a closer-to-real prototype to inspect across desktop, tablet, and mobile.

It’s deliberately narrower than a production host, and honest about it: for custom domains, CI/CD, databases, or public indexing, it points you to Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages. HTMLShare is for the review stage before that decision, throwaway prototypes, PRD mockups, and client previews where a repo and a deploy would just slow the loop. The core publishing flow is free to start.