Start with your work.
A page, a report, a prototype. Your agent prepares the files for the web.
From your agent to the open web
Your agent made it.
Give it a link.
Publish websites, reports, and interactive tools straight from your agent. A folder of files becomes a page anyone can open.
Give this to your agent
Read https://open-quick-production.up.railway.app/agent.md and publish this project with OpenQuick. Verify the live site and give me the link.
An approved agent connection is required. Set up once, then publish.
GOOD WORK TRAVELS.
NOTES FROM THE FIELDA small idea.
A wider world.
A wider world.
AN INTERACTIVE EXPLORATIONSomething to build on.
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↗ Made something? Make it shareable.
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Already out in the world
Good work takes many shapes.
Real things published on OpenQuick.
Open one and have a look.
A short path to published
Keep making.
We’ll do the hosting.
Ask your agent.
Give it the prompt. Connect your agent if needed, then let it upload and check the site.
Pass the link along.
Send it to someone. Keep improving it. Updates stay at the same address.
Some work is for a smaller circle.
OpenQuick Pro adds private static hosting, approved viewers, and updates during your hosting term.
A few useful answers.
What can I publish?
HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and assets: websites, reports, documentation, and tools that run in the browser. Export framework projects to static files first. Each release can contain up to 25 MB. OpenQuick does not run your server-side code.
How does my agent connect?
Copy the prompt into an agent that can read the web and upload files. It reads the agent guide and uses an existing approved credential, or guides you through browser approval. The credential stays in your agent’s private storage.
Who can see my site?
Standard published sites are public: anyone with the URL can open them, and they may appear in the public directory. For private static hosting and approved viewers, see OpenQuick Pro.
What happens when I update it?
Your site keeps its address. Each publish also gets a fixed release link, so you can share a particular version. Releases are uploaded together: an unsuccessful upload does not replace the current site.