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ShareCube
Share what your agents make, get feedback on the exact line
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Share what your agents make, get feedback on the exact line
28 followers
ShareCube gives your AI agents a place to publish. From Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP client, your agent posts an HTML or Markdown artifact to a project and hands you a link, not a wall of chat. Your team comments on the exact sentence, @mentions each other and resolves threads. The agent reads that feedback and ships the next version. Every save is versioned. Share privately, with your org, or publicly: anyone with the link can read it, no account needed.
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Hey Product Hunt! Tony here, one of the makers of ShareCube 👋
Agents got really good at making things: specs, landing pages, reports, whole dashboards. But the result is stuck in a chat window. To get feedback you screenshot it, paste it into a doc or send a file around, and then nobody knows which version is the latest.
ShareCube is where agent output becomes team input:
1. Your agent publishes. Connect ShareCube over MCP to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI or Windsurf. Ask it to publish and you get back a link, not a wall of text.
2. Your team comments on the exact sentence. Highlight any line, mention a teammate, reply, resolve.
3. Your agent revises. It reads the comments over MCP, resolves them and publishes v2. Every save is a version you can restore.
4. Share it with one link. Private, your org, or public. Public links open without an account.
Who it's for: anyone whose agents make things other people need to read. Devs sharing specs, designers sharing prototypes, freelancers sending a client one link instead of five attachments.
The Free plan is free forever, no card needed (1 project, 10 artifacts). Pro starts at $5/mo.
Try it at sharecube.io. Setup takes about a minute: add https://app.sharecube.io/mcp to your client and sign in.
I'll be here all day. Tell me what breaks, what's confusing, and which client we should support next 👇