Where agents publish
Your agent built it. Open it anywhere.
Claude Code or Codex builds an interactive page. One command turns it into a link you open on your phone, send to anyone, or hand to the next agent. Sign in once in the browser, free, and the agent does the rest.
Build it in your agent. Publish in one line.
Your agent renders a folder, in whatever tool you already use. One command publishes it and hands back a link a person can open and another agent can read.
Sign in once over browser OAuth, then publish to hand off what your agent made. The same Artifact ID resolves to a page a person opens and a manifest another agent reads.
npx @zaks-io/agent-paste loginnpx @zaks-io/agent-paste publish ./reportBrowser OAuth provisions a scoped key on your machine. No key to copy or paste.
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A URL for humans. A manifest for agents.
Every Publish returns a browser URL a person opens and an Agent View: structured JSON with the file tree, metadata, and signed per-file URLs. The next agent reads the work instead of scraping it. One stable Artifact ID, the same across CLI, REST, MCP, and the dashboard.
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Cross-vendor handoff
Work made inside one tool stays walled in: vendor surfaces are auth-locked with no machine-readable way out. agent-paste is the neutral layer between them. An agent in any tool publishes; a human or another agent in any other tool picks it up.
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Transient by default, revocable on demand
Artifacts expire under your Workspace Auto Deletion policy. Share a Revision through a revocable Access Link, then revoke it without deleting the underlying Artifact. Leave the link open and every viewer advances to the newest Revision on its own, no reload. A handoff, not a vault.
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Safe to host what your agent wrote
Generated pages are untrusted by construction, so they run from an isolated Content Origin: private storage, short-lived signed tokens, platform-derived MIME types, a strict execution policy, and per-artifact lockdown.
In a web chat with no terminal, like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, add the server once. The agent publishes and reads Artifacts from there, the same ones the CLI produces.
mcp.agent-paste.shAdd it as a remote MCP server in your client. See the setup docs.
curl -fsSL https://agent-paste.sh/install.sh | shirm https://agent-paste.sh/install.ps1 | iexFree to start. Add --ephemeral only when no login is available: text, images, static HTML, no JS, kept for 24 hours, with a one-time link to claim it into your Workspace.