How to share a page your AI assistant created
Ask your assistant to turn its work into a page, then publish it to Claw Me. Use an account Page when you want to keep it and choose who can see it. Use a 24-hour public preview for a quick, disposable result.
Connect your assistantTry this with your assistant
Turn this weekend itinerary into a readable HTML page. Save it as a private Page in my Claw Me account and return its link. Keep it private until I choose to share it. If you need access, help me connect first.Example prompt. Your assistant needs the relevant Claw Me access to complete account work.
From conversation to workspace
Choose what to keep
An itinerary, report, event page, or static prototype is a good starting point. Ask your assistant to include the images and other assets the page needs.
Choose a lasting Page or a quick preview
Connect your account for a durable Page. For a disposable public preview, explicitly ask for an anonymous 24-hour preview; no account is required.
Open the result and choose access
Check the returned link and review the page. Account Pages start private. Choose controlled sharing or public access when you are ready.
A link for the finished work
An account Page gives the result a home beyond the conversation, with versions you can revisit. Claw Me hosts the output your assistant creates; your assistant still does the writing and building.
Explore Agent Pages →What to know before you start
Anonymous previews are public and expire after 24 hours. Do not use them for private information. Static publishing does not provide a server-side application runtime. Durable account Pages remain subject to your plan and storage limits.
See current plans and storage allowances and how Claw Me handles your data.
Common questions
Can I share without signing up?
Yes, for an explicitly requested anonymous public preview that lasts 24 hours. Use an account for a private or durable Page.
Will everyone be able to see my Page?
Account Pages start private. You decide whether to grant access or publish them. Anonymous previews are public.