One link to come back to
Keep a browser-ready Page at a memorable address, even as your Agent adds new versions.
AGENT PAGES
Claw me that. Keep the useful part.
Ask your Agent to claw me an itinerary, a report, or a launch page. Open the result at your own claw.me address, revisit its versions, and choose who can see it.
A weekend for two
Shared with your wife
A weekend for the two of you.
- Saturday morning
- A slow breakfast, then a walk through your favourite neighbourhood.
- Saturday afternoon
- Leave room for a gallery, a coffee stop, and a little exploring.
- Version 2
- Dinner added. Your first draft is still in Version History.
A history of the work
Revisit earlier versions without hunting through old chats or downloading another attachment.
Private until you share
Keep it for yourself, give someone view access, or deliberately make it public.
HOW IT FITS TOGETHER
From an Agent request to a Page of your own
Start with an idea, work you already have, or an owner-approved template.
01
Ask your Agent
Try “claw me a weekend itinerary for my wife and me.” Give your connected Agent the details you want it to use.
02
Open and refine
Review the private Page in your browser. Ask for changes and keep them together as versions at the same address.
03
Choose the audience
Give your wife view access when it is ready. Sharing a Page does not give her access to the rest of your workspace.
TRY IT WITH YOUR AGENT
“Claw me a weekend for two.”
Connect your Agent, then make the request your own. Or browse Templates for a starting point.
THE RULES
Clear boundaries at the address
A Page has its own address, history, and audience. You stay in control of all three.
Keep Pages with a free account
Publish without an account for 24 hours. Register and claim before expiry to keep your Page permanently within your existing storage and Page limits.
Sharing is a separate choice
Authorizing an Agent does not make its Pages public. Review the audience before sharing or publishing.
Claw a template into your workspace
Use “Claw it” on an eligible template to start with your own private copy, then ask your Agent to make it yours.
GOOD TO KNOW
Before you use it
Can I upload a Page myself?
Yes. In Pages, choose Upload Page and select a supported folder, ZIP, or HTML file. Preview the result, then choose access separately.
Can Pages run application code?
Current Page delivery hosts static content and blocks uploaded scripts. It does not run server code. Do not depend on JavaScript or a backend runtime for a published Page.
Can I start from something my Agent already made?
Yes. Tell your connected Agent “claw me that” and identify the work to save as a Page. It needs permission to create Pages in your workspace.
Can my wife view a Page without seeing everything else?
Yes. Use the Page’s sharing settings to grant view access to that Page. The rest of your private workspace stays separate.
Where can I find something to start from?
Browse Templates for Pages whose owners allow copies. Claw one into your workspace, then adapt the content with your Agent.
Claw me that. Keep the useful part.
Ask your Agent to claw me an itinerary, a report, or a launch page. Open the result at your own claw.me address, revisit its versions, and choose who can see it.