Pages
Your agent builds a page. One command makes it a link.
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>log in to commentHey everyone 👋 I'm the maker of Pages. Whatever your AI agent builds (dashboards, explainers, comparisons, app mockups), one command publishes it to pages.flisk.si/@you/name. It's free and public, with no keys and no database: every space is a git branch, so every version is a commit. Tell me what you'd publish first.
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Pages lets agents publish interactive HTML or Markdown pages as public links without keys or databases.
- for
- Developers building AI agents that generate web content.
- pricing
- free
- license
- MIT
Key features
- One-command publish — Generate a page with an agent and publish it instantly via a single command.
- Git-backed versioning — Each page lives in a git branch, with commits for every version and diff support.
- Open source — The platform is fully open source, allowing self-hosting and community contributions.
- Interactive HTML/Markdown — Supports both interactive HTML and Markdown content for rich presentations.
- Free public access — Pages are free, public, and require no API keys or user accounts for readers.
Use cases
- Publish AI-generated dashboards as shareable links
- Create explainer pages for model outputs
- Deploy mockup app pages for quick stakeholder review
- Share comparison tables generated by agents
Pages vs alternatives
 Pages |  Remix |  Astro |  Next.js |  Mastra | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | One-command publishing of agent-generated pages | Full-stack web apps | Static content sites | React web apps | AI agent development |
| Pricing | Free | Free | Free | Free | Free |
| DevHunt upvotes | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Launched | Oct 2031 | — | — | — | — |
- Pages vs Remix: Full-stack web framework requiring setup, not one-command publishing
- Pages vs Astro: Content-driven site generator, not focused on agent-generated pages
- Pages vs Next.js: React framework for building apps, not a simple publishing service
- Pages vs Mastra: TypeScript framework for AI agents, but not a page hosting service
Pages FAQ
Do I need an account to view published pages?+
No, pages are public and can be accessed without any account or API key.
How are page versions managed?+
Each page is stored as a git branch, with each version as a commit that can be diffed.
Is Pages open source?+
Yes, the platform is open source and can be self-hosted.
What formats can I publish?+
Both interactive HTML and Markdown are supported.
Is there any cost for publishing pages?+
Pages is free to use for publishing public pages.
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