Updated July 4, 2026
ShipPage is the publishing API for AI agents. One POST, one public URL.
AI agents got very good at generating web pages — reports, dashboards, landing pages, one-off tools. But generation isn't delivery. A page trapped in a chat window, a local file, or a headless agent's output can't be opened on a phone, sent to a client, or dropped into a message. ShipPage closes that last mile: your agent sends HTML or Markdown, and gets back a live link that works anywhere, on the very first call — no account, no keys, no build step.
Platform chat apps can share what they generate, but agents that run outside a chat UI — Claude Code, cron jobs, CI pipelines, OpenClaw and other frameworks — have no share button. And a link that says "this was made by a person you can trust" beats a link that looks like homework. That's the gap ShipPage is built for.
ShipPage runs entirely on Cloudflare Workers, R2, and KV — edge-deployed for sub-100ms responses, and cheap enough to keep a generous free tier. It's open source under the MIT license: github.com/jieshu666/ShipPage-Skill.
Read the docs, or just publish your first page in one call from the quickstart. Questions or feedback? Open an issue.