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Your agents publish reports, leave comments, and ship new versions now /display gives every action an identity – a real person, or the agent acting on their behalf eg "codex on behalf of Carl", shown in every comment thread and audit log Try it free → display.dev

With no credentials set it takes the anonymous path: a public preview URL plus a one-time claim link. Open it signed in and the page is yours at your-org.dsp.so, for good. Or let it expire. Prefer to drive it yourself? $ dsp publish ./report.html

Publish without an account, now straight from your agent. Add the display.dev skill to Claude Code, Cursor, any other agent. npx skills add display-dev/skill Your agent builds the page and hands you a live link. display.dsp.so/oXpTBjGg-publi…

display.dev: Publish agent outputs to private, SSO-gated URLs in seconds betalist.com/startups/displ…

@_asperanders @petergyang Yes, it's actually the reason we're building - auth is at the core of what we do at display.dev - all URLs are behind company auth by default (either Google/Microsoft SSO or OTP). Are you thinking about some additional auth methods?

The /slides skill by @petergyang is the best way to create a presentation – templates and use cases all built in. Once you've created a presentation, you can share it with a permanent URL using display.dev either publicly or behind secure company auth. See here.

/slides is such a great skill. Just created a beautiful product deck for @slashdisplay in just minutes – it looks amazing from the get-go. The deck: display.dsp.so/kNW1RQRi-displ…

Peter Yang @petergyang

2 weeks ago

Never manually create slides again. Here's a quick video showing how you can use my /slides skill to create a beautiful animated presentation in minutes. HTML really is the solution to everything. 📌 Watch the full tutorial here: youtu.be/vbChRIIlSPE

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@zarazhangrui if you're ever in need of a solution to easily host and share that html deck (directly from your agent) - passwords/SSO and audit logs going then look no further than display.dev

Big update shipped to the way we render Markdown, supporting Markdown Experience Guidelines (MDXG) ⁠ Published .mds now have: •⁠ footnotes •⁠ math formulas •⁠ ⁠⁠mermaid diagrams •⁠ ⁠⁠virtual pages •⁠ ⁠⁠search Check out an example: display.dsp.so/pu6BQfRQ-markd…

Introducing the public agent skill for @slashdisplay - github.com/display-dev/sk… Permanent URLs for your agent artifacts. Publish HTML or Markdown behind company authentication from your AI assistant. Works across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Hermes, Pi, and OpenClaw.

A few more things it handles: › Stats and audit logs – View counts per artifact, plus audit logs of exactly who accessed what. › Unlimited viewers at every tier, no per-seat cliff › Publish anonymously with curl, claim the URL later Free signup -> display.dev

Comments make the artifacts a collaboration tool. › Teammates leave inline comments. › The agent reads them natively, edits the file, resolves the thread, republishes at the same URL. No more copy-pasting feedback into chat. The artifact stays alive.

Introducing display.dev – the gated publishing engine for agent-built artifacts. Your agent makes beautiful HTML docs. One command puts it behind your company's SSO at a permanent URL. $ dsp publish ./report.html