AI HTML hosting
Host AI-generated HTML without turning it into a deployment project.
Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and Cursor can produce a polished HTML report, dashboard, or prototype in minutes. The awkward part comes next: putting it somewhere a client or teammate can open, review, and discuss. HTML Docs publishes the file as a durable browser link and adds the review layer around it.
A useful artifact should not die as an attachment.
Sending the raw file asks every reviewer to download and trust an attachment. Sending a screenshot removes the interactions. Setting up a repository, build, and hosting pipeline is sensible for a production application, but excessive for a review artifact. A live HTML Docs page preserves the rendered work while comments, versions, and revisions stay attached to one URL.
How it works
From local output to a reviewed artifact.
Publish the HTML
Paste it in the browser or run one CLI command against the local file.
Send the live link
Reviewers open the rendered page in a browser without setting up a local environment.
Collect precise feedback
Comments stay with the relevant content instead of drifting through email or chat.
Revise the same page
Update the artifact while the URL, discussion, and version history remain intact.
What changes when review is built into the page
No repository required
Publish a finished HTML file without creating a project around it.
Rendered fidelity
Share the page itself, including its layout and browser interactions.
Review built in
Move from “here is the file” to an actual feedback and revision loop.
HTML Docs vs. Production hosting
Choose for the job you actually need to finish. This comparison focuses on workflow, not a blanket claim that one tool replaces another.
| Criterion | HTML Docs | Production hosting |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | One command or paste | Repository, build, and deploy configuration |
| Feedback | Inline comments on the artifact | Usually handled in another tool |
| Best use | Reviewable artifacts and deliverables | Maintained applications and websites |
Frequently asked questions
Can I host HTML generated by Claude or ChatGPT?
Yes. Publish a complete HTML document by pasting it, uploading the file, using the CLI, or calling the API.
Does the page keep JavaScript and interactive charts?
HTML Docs preserves inline scripts and browser-based interactions, making it suitable for dashboards, charts, and prototypes.
Do reviewers need an account?
No. A public or shared link can be opened by a reviewer without creating an account.
When should I use a production host instead?
Use a production platform for an application with builds, backend services, deployment environments, or operational uptime requirements.
Publish the next artifact from where it was created.
npx @html-docs/cli publish page.html