Say what you want
“Make this interactive and share it.” The Linkifact skill knows an explicit artifact request means build and publish.
Publish self-contained HTML from any coding agent to an isolated, shareable URL. No deploy setup. No signup. No accidental forever.
Make this retention chart interactive and share it with the team.
Linkifact gives coding agents a boring, dependable publishing primitive: validate one HTML document, put it behind a hard sandbox, and hand back a link.
“Make this interactive and share it.” The Linkifact skill knows an explicit artifact request means build and publish.
Secret scanning and a strict HTML policy catch risky content. External requests, forms, frames, and navigation stay out.
The artifact opens on its own isolated hostname. Guest links expire automatically after 30 days.
Each artifact runs in a browser sandbox on a separate content domain. It cannot read Linkifact cookies, call the network, submit a form, pop a window, or navigate the parent page.
Read the security model →The checked-in integrations, MCP server, CLI, and REST API share one portable artifact profile. Public plugin and package distribution follows beta validation.
Anonymous artifacts are unlisted, carry noindex directives, stay out of our sitemaps, and expire after 30 days. Sign in for 90-day links, stable versions, and collections. Upgrade later only if “keep it” really means forever.
Compare retention options →No repository, deployment pipeline, or account ceremony. Just the small missing step between making and showing.