shareout

For people working with agents

Your agent made it.
Share it out.

Share a report, proposal or interactive page. Invite feedback, make revisions, keep the same link.

A working proof review: invitation preview, feedback, and revision stepsTry it out

What will you share?

Open the examples

A proposal with a working prototype. A short update with a clear next step. Open an example and see what your reader could get.

Send it. Discuss it. Keep it current.

01 / Share

Send the right link.

Choose a public page or a private link. Name links for different audiences, set an expiry, or revoke access.

02 / Review

Keep feedback with the work.

Invite reviewers to comment. Your agent can read the feedback and help you make the next revision.

03 / Revise

Update it. Keep the link.

Publish the next version at the same address. Restore an earlier version, or pin a link to a particular one.

How protection works

Shared pages run on separate content origins. Their security policy restricts network access to selected asset CDNs and blocks forms and nested frames. Expiry and revocation are checked on each request.

Named links grant access to anyone who has the full link. Turning off recipient resharing removes the built-in sharing feature; it cannot prevent forwarding a link, taking screenshots, or keeping content already received. Public pages are accessible without a private link.

Fits the way you already work.

One command. A working link.

shareout publish ./page \
  --link "Team" --expires 14d
Set up your agent

CLI or MCP.

Use Shareout from your terminal or connect it to an agent that supports MCP.

Connection instructions

Start with a template.

Browse the template library

Useful structures for presentations, reports, and plans. Pick a starting point, then make it yours.