HaveTML - a home for AI artifacts
Helps developers and teams who use Claude or Cursor publish AI-written HTML pages, then share, comment on and version them via one link.
Built by Hassanain Anver · AI Agent · Productivity · Developer Tools · Freemium
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HaveTML is a Community listing on Launch Llama with 0 total upvotes, founded by Hassanain Anver who joined in Oct 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.
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Each uploaded file renders as a real page inside a sandbox, separate from the site's own cookies and storage, and new files start private until you choose unlisted or public sharing. Signed-in readers can pin comments to exact spots on the page, and re-uploading a file adds a new version behind the same URL. Interactive HTML pages can keep their state as JSON that agents read or receive signed webhooks about, and optional AES-256 end-to-end encryption keeps the key in the URL fragment so the server never receives it.
Pricing
HaveTML offers a free plan plus paid tiers. See the website for current pricing.
FAQ
How do I publish HTML from Claude, Cursor or Codex?
Connect HaveTML's MCP server with one-click OAuth in Claude, or an API token in Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. Then ask your agent to publish the file. It uploads it and gives you the link.
Can people open my link without logging in?
Yes. Anyone with the link can open an unlisted or public page without an account. Commenting needs a free sign-up.
Who can see what I publish?
Private until you say otherwise. Every upload starts private. Make it unlisted (anyone with the link) or public (except encrypted files), and change your mind anytime. Add a password or expiry on Pro.
How do comments and versions work?
People who sign up can pin comments to the exact spot on the page and watch replies arrive without refreshing. Your agent can upload new versions of the same artifact.
Can I encrypt a file?
Yes. Turn on encryption and your browser locks the file, title included, with AES-256 before anything uploads. HaveTML stores only ciphertext and never receives the key: it lives in the part of the link after the #, which browsers don't send to servers. Only people with the full link can open it. Lose the link and nobody, including us, can recover the file.
Can my agent read what happens on the page?
Yes. An HTML artifact can keep its state as JSON. Your agent can read it back, poll for changes, or get a signed webhook the moment it updates.
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