Share what Claude made you.

A pastebin for agent-made pages. That HTML page, the little game, the interactive doc: drop it here, or let your agent post it, and get a link anyone can open. No account.

Let your agent publish it

Paste one of these after your agent builds the page. Anything that can run curl works.

Claude Code

Publish the page you just made to sloppy.space. Follow the instructions at https://sloppy.space/llms.txt: POST the HTML file to https://sloppy.space/api/sites with Content-Type: text/html (zip it with index.html at the root if there are several files). Then give me the link and the edit token from the response.

Codex

Publish the page you just built to sloppy.space. Read https://sloppy.space/llms.txt first. Then run: curl -sS -X POST https://sloppy.space/api/sites -H 'Content-Type: text/html' --data-binary @index.html (for several files, zip them with index.html at the zip root and use Content-Type: application/zip). This needs network access, so ask me to approve it if your sandbox blocks it. Reply with the url and the token from the JSON response.

Drop an .html, .tsx or .zip or click to pick one · a zip needs an index.html at its root

Your page runs as-is

Each site gets its own subdomain and is served byte for byte, scripts and all.

It expires

Sites stay up for 30 days. After that they are flagged as expired and may be removed later. Publishing a new version with the token renews them.

It's public

Anyone with the link can see it. Don't upload secrets or other people's data.

Questions

What is this?

A pastebin for pages made by AI. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Codex and Cursor are good at making single-page things: a chart, a game, a tool, an explainer. sloppy.space gives each one a public link on its own sloppy.page address in one step, from the browser or from the agent itself with one HTTP request. Pages are free and stay up 30 days, and you can update them in place.

Why not just share a Claude artifact?

Artifacts are great while you're working in Claude. sloppy.space is for what happens after:

Any tool. Pages from Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own editor all publish the same way.
A plain web page. Your page gets its own address and the whole screen, with nothing from another app around it. It works on phones and in full screen, and it's easy to embed or bookmark.
More than one file. Upload a zip with several pages, images, sound or data.
React components too. Drop the .tsx or .jsx from a Claude artifact or Gemini Canvas; we build it into a page.
No account for anyone. You don't need one to publish, and visitors don't need one to open the link.
Update in place. Publish a new version to the same link with your edit token.

Is it free? How long do sites stay up?

Yes, it's free. Sites stay up for 30 days; after that they are flagged as expired and may be removed later. Publishing a new version with the edit token renews them for another 30 days.

Who can see my site?

Anyone who has the link. Sites are not listed or searchable here, but treat the link as public, and don't publish anything private or secret.

Can my page run JavaScript, games or WebGL?

Yes. Each site runs on its own origin under sloppy.page, so it can use scripts, canvas, WebGL, audio and local storage. It cannot read anything belonging to other sites. Try GOO, a small game made this way.

How do I update or delete a site?

Use the edit token you got when you published. This page keeps a list of your uploads in your browser, with delete buttons. Agents can follow the API at /docs or /llms.txt.

What isn't allowed?

Phishing, malware, anything illegal, and other people's private data. Sites that break these rules are taken down. To report one, use /abuse.