Claude can now publish its HTML to a live link, no signup

Hey everyone. Quick disclosure: I work on display.dev, so I'm biased – but this fixes something that always bugged me.

You ask Claude to make something nice – a summary, a little report, a one-page overview – and it hands you a clean HTML page. Then you actually want to send it to someone. Usually that means screenshotting it, pasting the text somewhere, or asking the other person to open a file on their computer. None of it feels good.

So we made it possible to publish that page to a real, shareable link with no account at all.

How it works:

• Ask your assistant to do it. Add the display-dev skill (one line: npx skills add display-dev/skill, works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more) and just say "publish this." You get a live link back to send to anyone. Prefer not to set anything up? You can also upload a file straight on the site.
• You also get a one-time claim link. Open it, sign in with Google, Microsoft or an email code, and the page becomes permanently yours. Brand new? You name your space right there.
• Never claim it? It quietly expires after 30 days. Nothing to tidy up.

Where it could be handy:

• Sending someone a page Claude made without asking them to install or sign up for anything.
• Sharing a quick draft to get a reaction before you decide it's worth keeping.
• Turning notes, a summary or a plan into a link instead of a wall of pasted text.
• Something you want to show once and not think about again.

Happy to answer questions on the product, the problem, or whatever you use for this today.

Full write-up (it's itself a display.dev page): https://display.dsp.so/oXpTBjGg-publish-first-sign-up-later-claimable-urls-are-live