Revdoku

Revdoku lets Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, and other AI agents publish generated reports, dashboards, prototypes, and app sites as real websites with stable URLs.

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Revdoku

Create websites from your AI for FREE

Ask ChatGPT, Claude or other AI to publish to Revdoku.

Get a live *.revdoku.site website in seconds.

No account needed.

Revdoku publishes static websites and SPAs from AI-generated files and folders. The first public preview is live for 24 hours and can be claimed if the user wants to keep updating the same website.

Prompt for an AI agent

I'd like you to set up Revdoku so you can publish a website for me for free.

Browser-only chat: don't install anything. Direct me to your setup guide—Claude: https://revdoku.com/claude/; ChatGPT: https://revdoku.com/chatgpt/; other products: https://revdoku.com/<lowercase-hyphenated-product-name>/.

With terminal access, run `npx skills add revdoku/revdoku --skill revdoku -g`; without npm, run `curl -fsSL https://revdoku.com/install.sh | bash`.

Then review https://revdoku.com/docs and ask what I'd like to publish.

The agent should run setup commands itself when it has shell access. It must not send the user to a separate terminal.

How the first publish works

  1. The agent creates a public preview at a randomized Revdoku URL. No signup or login is needed.
  2. The preview lasts 24 hours. The agent can update the same URL without extending that deadline.
  3. Revdoku returns one browser claim link. Account creation happens only at https://app.revdoku.com/users/sign_up.
  4. After email verification, the website appears in the new Free account. The original agent reconnects automatically on its next command.

Anonymous previews never create private buckets and do not include forms, analytics, custom domains, or custom URLs. They are noindex and use a no-referrer policy.

Local agents

Install the public skill and CLI:

npx skills add revdoku/revdoku --skill revdoku -g

If npm is unavailable:

curl -fsSL https://revdoku.com/install.sh | bash

Publish or update the current folder:

revdoku p

The first unsigned run prints the preview and claim URLs. Re-running updates the same preview. After claim, re-running exchanges Revdoku's one-time connection grant automatically and updates the claimed website.

For a different existing account, run revdoku login. This is sign-in only; new accounts are created on the web signup page.

Useful commands:

  • revdoku p [PATH] — publish or update a website.
  • revdoku preview [PATH] — create a review URL.
  • revdoku p [PATH] --draft — save a private draft after sign-in.
  • revdoku p --protected — publish with Password access on an eligible plan.
  • revdoku p --access-mode require_email — require visitor email OTP.
  • revdoku open, revdoku status, revdoku ls, revdoku --help — inspect the current connection and sites.

Hosted and web agents

The hosted MCP endpoint is https://app.revdoku.com/mcp. Its anonymous website preview tools require no authentication. Durable buckets and account features use OAuth, and that OAuth screen is sign-in only. If the user has no Revdoku account, the agent should create an anonymous preview and share its returned web signup/claim link instead of trying to sign the user up through OAuth.

Hosted agents cannot read files from the user's computer. Use the local CLI for local folders, JavaScript bundles, images, fonts, PDFs, and other binary assets. MCP can directly write generated text files.

Tutorials

Client guides use the lowercase product name, with spaces replaced by hyphens: https://revdoku.com/<client>/ (for example, /cursor/ and /antigravity/).

Use those tutorials only when manual setup or troubleshooting is actually needed. Normal onboarding should stay to one preview URL and one claim link.

Public package

This repository contains the Revdoku CLI, skill, API documentation, and Claude/Codex/Cursor plugin manifests. The hosted MCP implementation runs at https://app.revdoku.com/mcp. MCP manifests use "auth":"oauth" for account tools; the tool descriptors separately advertise the anonymous preview tools as noauth.

See CHANGELOG.md and api.md.