artifacts
one file in. one url out.
publish a page from a single file. versioned, shareable by link, and rendered on an origin of its own.
publishing
write the content.
we do the document.
your file is the page. the platform wraps it in a head, a reset, and the inference shell design tokens, so it matches the product in light and dark without you thinking about it.
publishing the same name again appends a version and updates the page in place for everyone who already has it open.
capabilities
pages that remember
what people do on them.
a page has no network at all until it asks. declare a capability and it gets a small runtime: its own store, who is viewing, and files kept beside it.
a poll, a sign-up sheet, a checklist that survives a reload — without a backend of your own.
isolation
a page you were handed
can never act as you.
artifacts are served from their own domain, one hostname per page, and your session cookie cannot reach it. every call a page makes is made with the session of whoever is looking — so it can only ever do what that person could already do, and nothing on their behalf elsewhere.
when terminal output is the wrong medium.
a dashboard, not a dump
an agent just pulled the numbers. hand over the chart instead of two hundred lines of json.
options side by side
three designs, three approaches, three query plans — laid out to compare rather than scrolled past.
something the team acts on
a checklist, a poll, a sign-up sheet. it remembers what people did, and the link is the whole handover.
A single self-contained HTML or Markdown file published as a real page with a URL. inference shell wraps it in a document with the platform design tokens, serves it under a strict Content-Security-Policy, and keeps every version you publish.
ready to ship?
start with the hosted platform. deploy your own when you're ready.
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