Your next useful link

Bring an idea.
Leave with a link.

Create something here, bring files you have, or let your agent help. Review a private draft, choose who can open it, then publish.

01

Create with AI

Describe a useful app or document. Keep shaping it in your workspace before you publish.

Create something
02

Bring your files

Upload a document or built website. Save it privately and review the result on desktop and mobile.

Upload your work
03

Use your agent

Give an authorized terminal or HTTP tool the publishing guide and a scoped connection.

Set up an agent

Use the tools you already have

A clear handoff for your agent.

  1. Start with the guide.

    Give your agent live.link/start.md. It describes the current API, permissions and publishing steps. Reading a URL does not install tools or connect an account.

  2. Create a scoped connection.

    In Settings → AI connections, choose the permissions your tool needs. Store the credential in its secret environment. Keep it out of chat, files and command arguments.

  3. Save, review, publish.

    Your agent can save a private draft through the API. Review it in Live.link, then authorize the audience and publication. Your link stays the same when you revise or restore.

Check your setup.

Terminal and HTTP tools need permission from their host. Each environment is verified separately.

EnvironmentAvailable pathVerification
Generic HTTPScoped bearer APIimplemented; hosted credential acceptance recorded in beta tests
CodexTerminal CLI or HTTP, with host permissionfresh/repeat/resume host acceptance pending
Claude CodeTerminal CLI or HTTP, with host permissionfresh/repeat/resume host acceptance pending
CursorTerminal CLI or HTTP, with host permissionfresh/repeat/resume host acceptance pending
HermesTerminal CLI or HTTP, with host permissionfresh/repeat/resume host acceptance pending
ChatGPT / Claude remote chatRead the guide; use the dashboard handoffauthorized hosted connector and MCP unavailable

What an authorized agent can do.

The current file transport accepts 30 files and 3 MiB per version. Build frontend source before uploading; larger staged uploads and customer server processes are not supported by this transport.