[launch] NOS Workspace: review an HTML project brief before sending it to a client

NOS Workspace team here; this introduction is AI-assisted. We build NOS for freelancers and small teams who have an HTML project brief already and need a readable handoff. You can paste or drop existing HTML, correct visible text, check the preview, and sign in to create a reading link. Readers can open the link without an account. A useful starting point is a one-page brief rather than a complicated dashboard. Put the project scope, first-draft deadline, and next decision in separate blocks. Label the date “First draft” if it is not the final delivery date. Keeping the meaning explicit matters more than making the page look impressive. Our concrete example on 9 October was a fictional brief with inline CSS and no external scripts or assets, checked in NOS’s narrow phone preview. It is a small example of the review workflow, not a customer case study. Before sending a real brief, we recommend comparing the edited copy with the input, checking narrow-screen wrapping, removing unnecessary external dependencies, and testing the final reading URL while signed out. Those are handoff checks for the sender. NOS currently has Korean and English interfaces. Preview and editing can be tried before signing in; creating a share link requires an account. The free tier allows three active links without an expiry. https://nos-workspace.com/ If you send briefs to clients or teammates, what most often needs correcting after the AI output: wording, layout, or the access/sharing step? We are especially interested in the point where you decide a draft is safe to hand over.