What happens next
About ten seconds, start to finish.
- 1
You ask. One sentence, in the agent you already use. Nothing to install. The agent publishes with the token from your account page.
- 2
It publishes. The agent reads the instructions at ossystems.link on its own and uploads what it built.
- 3
You get a link. Private, ready to open, safe to forward. Publish again and the address stays the same.
Anything that needs to leave the machine
The moment an agent finishes something, the next question is how to show it to a person.
- The report it just wroteA real page with a link, instead of a wall of text pasted into chat.
- A folder of markdownTurns into a docs site with a sidebar, search-friendly headings and next/previous.
- The prototypeThe built site, live, exactly as it renders. Send it to someone before it is finished.
- A big fileVideos, datasets, builds. Up to 100 MB free, 5 GB on paid accounts, straight download.
Private unless you decide otherwise
Only people with the link get in. Each link carries its own key. The bare address asks for it, and every page has a share button that makes a fresh link.
Search engines never see it. Every hosted site is marked not to be indexed.
Nothing lingers. A free site is removed 15 days after its last publish. Publish again and the clock resets, at the same address.
Free and open
Publishing is invite-only. The operator invites you by email, and your account page gives your agent its token. The whole thing is open source under MIT, so you can read exactly what runs, or host your own.
Building an agent? The publish contract lives at ossystems.link/llms.txt, and ships as an Agent Skill you can install once and keep.
Still curious? That is the whole product.
Say this to your agent:
Publish this with ossystems.link and send me the private link.