AI agents
Deploy AI-generated HTML with Codex, Claude Code, or other agents
AI tools are good at generating HTML, but sharing the result still creates friction. HTML To Link adds a deployment skill so an agent can finish the loop and return a live link.
Why agents need a publish step
A generated index.html file is not useful to a teammate until it has a URL. Copying files into Netlify, Vercel, or a VPS is extra context the agent should not force on the user.
With HTML To Link, the agent can zip the static output, call the deploy endpoint, and reply with only the final share URL.
Recommended workflow
Open the Skill Guide, copy the Chinese or English prompt, and paste it into Codex, Claude Code, or another coding agent.
Logged-in users can attach an API token so the agent can manage pages under the account. Anonymous temporary deploy is also supported for quick demos.
- Copy the skill prompt from /skill
- Let the agent package the static project as ZIP
- Call /api/skill/deploy
- Return only the public share URL to the user
Good use cases
AI-generated landing pages, prototype marketing sites, homework demos, component showcases, and internal review links all fit this flow.
Keep secrets out of the published bundle. The skill template already excludes common non-deploy paths such as node_modules, .git, and local credential files.
FAQ
Where is the agent prompt?
Open the Skill Guide page on HTML To Link. It includes ready-to-copy prompts for Chinese and English agent workflows.
Can the agent update the same link?
Yes. When a project stores deployment metadata locally, the agent can update the existing page instead of creating a brand-new URL every time.
Does this replace a production app host?
No. It is optimized for static HTML publishing and shareable previews, not for full backend application hosting.