display.dev
display.dev is a gated publishing engine for agent-generated artifacts, giving every HTML report, dashboard, spec, design prototype, or document a permanent, authenticated home. Agents already create sharp artifacts with interactive charts, live filters, hover states, and real layouts, but sharing them often breaks the experience through screenshots, raw HTML files, collapsed documents, public URLs, or infrastructure-heavy deployment. display.dev fixes this by letting users publish any HTML or Markdown artifact behind company auth with one command, one sentence inside an agent workflow, or a simple web upload. Viewers open a permanent URL, sign in with their Google or Microsoft work account or a one-time password, and see the artifact exactly as built. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop, shell scripts, and anything that produces HTML or Markdown.
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Demosmith
Demosmith is a cloud-based demo automation product for software teams that need to explain product workflows to prospects, customers, and colleagues. Users provide a web application URL and describe a flow; its browser agent navigates the application and produces an edited demo video with narration, captions, and visual emphasis. From the same walkthrough, teams can create a clickable interactive demo with step-level viewer analytics and generate written guides in Markdown, HTML, plain text, or PDF. Editing tools let users adjust scripts, captions, voiceovers, and zooms, while brand settings apply logos, colors, and fonts. Demos can be shared by link or embed, and video can be exported. The service supports output in 31 languages and is intended for sales, product marketing, onboarding, customer success, support, and training workflows.
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Qinaps
Qinaps is a hybrid app bridging note-taking and document management tool.
Rids teams of inconsistencies brought by the files and folder structure. A Qinaps user can create a subject-specific workbook, containing several blocks or nodes of information. Blocks can be visually laid out as a mind-map. Blocks within a Map can be grouped into smaller categories called as "viewpoints". This brings focus to the work at hand. The information within your workbook has several representations: Visual Map view, HTML Document, Split view showing both map and the written text Users can create and store pieces of information, videos, links, images, and code snippets. Share information with teams, or with the world with sharable links! Deliver multiple documents by cherry-picking components from your Map. Re-use blocks to deliver different documents to different stakeholders. One may think of it as a knowledge base where notes, company information, images, videos, links are stored.
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NOS Workspace
Paste AI-made HTML, get one link anyone can open. Paste the HTML that ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini made and it stays a page. Click any text to fix it yourself, share one link that opens without an account, and keep every version.
AI tools are good at making HTML pages (reports, slide decks, portfolios, lesson pages, quotes) but sharing them is awkward: sending the file shows code, and turning it into a PDF breaks the layout. Fixing one word means asking the AI again, which takes time and tokens and can change other parts. NOS Workspace keeps the HTML as a page. You click any text to edit it directly, share one link that viewers open without an account, and the link stays the same after edits. Version history keeps every change, and you can turn a link off. Free plan: 3 live share links with a small NOS badge; paid plans remove the badge.
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