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artifact-publish

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by nexaedge · author: Jaison Erick

Publish a self-contained HTML file as a shareable artifact on artifacts.nexaedge.com. Sign in with any Google Workspace account: the artifact belongs to that account's domain, and only that domain can open it. Also issues expiring links for people outside the domain.

What artifact-publish does, in the publisher's words

Publish a self-contained HTML file as a shareable artifact on artifacts.nexaedge.com, and get a link back.

It exists because a self-contained HTML solves "generate" but not "share": sending the file over chat loses the version, and a raw bucket link resolves against the browser's default account, which 403s anyone with more than one.

An artifact belongs to the domain of the Google account that published it, and only that domain can open it. There is no registration and no allowlist: sign in with your work account and the domain of that account becomes the boundary. Personal accounts (gmail.com and friends) are refused, because treating gmail.com as a domain would mean granting access to everyone with a Gmail.

From the project README, punctuation lightly normalized · Open the README on GitHub

Skills
1
MCP servers
0
Stars
1
License
n/a
Repo created
2026-03-05
Last pushed
2026-09-16
Publisher type
Organization
Version
v4

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artifact-publish
Publish a self-contained HTML file as an artifact on artifacts.nexaedge.com and return the link. This is the default way to publish HTML from any folder: report, proposal, dashboard, comparison, document. Use whenever someone asks to publish, share, send a link to, deliver or upload an HTML file fo…

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Category

Integrations & APIs. Assigned by this directory. Agent Plugins 1.0.0 has no category field, so no manifest declares one.

Keywords

html · publish · share · report · artifact

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