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Product notes, implementation thinking, and practical guides for sharing generated HTML.
2026-06-21
How to Publish an HTML Report From an AI Agent
A practical workflow for turning a Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or script-generated HTML report into a shareable review link without deploying a full website.
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2026-06-21
Run a Link Preflight Before Sharing Generated HTML
A practical preflight checklist for agents and teams publishing generated HTML: check outbound links, source references, visibility, expiry, project grouping, and compare state before sharing the BinHTML URL.
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2026-06-20
Use a Publish Manifest Before Sharing Generated HTML
A practical workflow for agents and teams publishing generated HTML: write a small manifest first, then use BinHTML API or MCP calls with clear titles, visibility, project grouping, expiry, and source context.
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2026-06-19
Use Stable Project Names for Recurring HTML Workflows
A practical BinHTML rule for recurring AI-generated HTML: keep `projectName` stable, move dates to artifact titles, and preserve one handoff URL for reviewers.
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2026-06-18
Compare Recurring AI Reports Before You Replace the Link
Stable project links make scheduled AI-generated reports easier to open, but each new run still needs a compare step before teammates trust the latest version.
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2026-06-17
Release Sign-Off Works Better as One HTML Packet
A practical BinHTML workflow for release approvals: one reviewable HTML packet, linked evidence, compare-first revisions, and a clean project link when a launch has multiple artifacts.
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