@heyshrutimishra: AI agents are getting really good at building things. The problem is the thing they build has nowhere to live. You get …
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Showly is an Agent Artifact Cloud that provides URLs for outputs built by AI agents, enabling review and sharing to streamline development workflows.
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AI agents are getting really good at building things.
The problem is the thing they build has nowhere to live.
You get a finished website sitting in a chat window. No URL. No way to share it. Just text that describes something that should exist.
I’ve been using Showly, an Agent Artifact Cloud, to fix this. Same flow whether it’s a site, a report, a research page, or a spec.
You connect your agent, describe what you want, and the agent builds the page. Showly gives it a URL the moment it’s done.
Before you share anything, you review it privately in your own browser. You decide when it’s ready. Nobody sees it until you say so.
That last part changed my workflow more than I expected.
We went from spending full days on a single website to reviewing finished pages in the same session we started them. The agent does the building. Showly gives it a home.
The bottleneck was never the building. It was the gap between “done” and “live”.
http://showly.ai
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