Status: new. Freshly published and not yet exercised end-to-end against a live account — feedback and issues welcome.
share-as-link is a free Claude Code & Codex skill that publishes whatever your AI just produced — a conversation, an analysis, an artifact, a markdown file — as a live shareable webpage with built-in document tracking, in about ten seconds.
No restructuring, no reformatting, no "let me turn this into a report first." Just a URL.
- Take whatever was just produced — chat output, an artifact, a markdown file — and publish it verbatim to a live URL, with light theming so it reads well.
- Hand back the link immediately, with a clean slug you can say out loud.
- Attach view analytics, so you can ask later whether anyone opened it.
- Warn you before publishing anything that looks sensitive — published pages are public URLs.
Install the skill (one command, below), then say "share this as a link" — or "put this online", "make this a page", "give me a link". Claude publishes the output as-is and hands back a live URL. That's the whole flow: no export, no copy-paste into a CMS, no hosting setup.
Works the same for chat answers, artifacts, and markdown files, from Claude Code or Codex.
You can see whether and how much it was opened: every published page comes with aggregate view counts by day. Ask Claude "did anyone open that link?" and get a real answer.
What you can't see from a plain link is who — there's no per-viewer identity on a public URL, and this skill won't pretend otherwise. If you need to know that a specific person opened a specific document (investor decks, due diligence), that's an email-gated data room — see the virtual data room skill.
Most document tracking tools assume a sales workflow: upload a PDF, gate it behind an email form, get per-viewer engagement scores. Useful — but overkill when the question is just "did anyone actually look at this?"
This skill covers that simpler, more common case: publish, share, then check aggregate views over time. For the full tracked-document workflow — per-viewer opens on a proposal, or a gated data room — the report-skills hub and the data room skill pick up where this one stops.
If you're evaluating DocSend alternatives because you want link sharing plus basic analytics — not seat licenses and forced email gates for every recipient — a published page with view counts may be all you need. Recipients just click; nothing to sign up for.
If you specifically need DocSend's core feature — per-viewer, page-by-page engagement on a gated document — use the data room skill instead; that's the honest equivalent.
Being clear about this beats finding out later:
- Public. The page lives on a public URL and can be indexed by search engines. The random slug makes it hard to guess, but that's obfuscation, not access control. Don't publish secrets, credentials, or confidential data — the skill scans and warns, but you own the call.
- Aggregate analytics only. View counts by day. No per-viewer identity, no "John opened page 3." Per-viewer tracking exists only in data rooms.
- Branded footer. Every page carries a small "Published with ReportRoom" credit.
- Verbatim. What you had is what gets published — light theming, no rewriting.
This skill publishes what you have. It does not restructure, rewrite, or redesign — that restraint is the point, and it is what makes it a ten-second operation.
When the content deserves more:
- Want it designed properly? → report-skills reshapes it into a real document and polishes it to a design bar.
- Sending it to a specific person and want to know if they read it? → the tracked-proposal skill in report-skills.
/plugin marketplace add dashaworks/share-as-link-skillPublishes through the ReportRoom MCP server — one call, live URL back, analytics attached. ReportRoom is a hosted service; the skill provisions a free account in-conversation on first use, and published pages carry a small "Published with ReportRoom" footer credit.
- report-skills — the AI report generator hub: designed reports, tracked proposals, published decks
- data-room-skill — virtual data room skill for fundraising & M&A, with per-viewer tracking
- seo-client-report-skill — monthly SEO client report skill for agencies
All publish through ReportRoom.
MIT — see LICENSE.