The publishing skill
Give your AI agent a publish button
The freo.cloud publishing skill teaches your coding agent one new trick: turn what it just built — a report, an HTML dashboard, a PDF — into a shareable link. You install it once by pasting a single prompt; after that you just say "publish this and give me the link."
The freo.cloud publishing skill is a single instruction file
(SKILL.md) your agent saves once. You connect by pasting a
one-time setup prompt; the agent claims a private publishing key scoped to your documents. From then
on it publishes to access-controlled links — public, a unique link, email-protected, or a named
allowlist — in plain English. The file itself contains no secrets, so it's safe to share, and it
follows the open Agent Skills
standard — the same file works in every supported agent, on macOS, Linux and Windows.
This is the path for coding agents that run a shell (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, opencode…). Using Claude.ai, ChatGPT or Claude Desktop instead? They connect over MCP with one-click OAuth — no token to paste. Connect over MCP →
Installing it
Two ways, depending on how you like to work:
1. Guided — from your dashboard easiest
Sign in (a magic link — no passwords), open your Connect page, and copy the one-time setup prompt. Paste it into your agent and it claims a key + saves the skill itself. Open your Connect page →
2. One command — npx skills
The open Agent Skills CLI installs it into the right folder for 70+ agents — pick yours when it asks:
npx skills add nanosolutions/freo-skills -gThe skill file contains no secrets — read it first if you like: SKILL.md (or drop that file into any agent's skills folder by hand). You'll still claim a key from the dashboard the first time you publish.
Works with your agent
The skill follows the Agent Skills standard, so the same one-prompt setup works across:
Using something else? If your agent supports the Agent Skills standard or can make an HTTP request, it can publish to freo too — see the integrations hub.
What the key can (and can't) do
The publishing key is scoped to your documents: the agent can create, read, update, re-share and remove what you publish — but it can't change your account, sign in as you, or reach anyone else's space. It expires (about 90 days, and the agent rotates it before it lapses), no secret is ever put in a URL, and you can revoke it any time from the dashboard.
Connect your agent in one prompt
Sign in with your email, copy the setup prompt, and the next thing your agent builds can be a link.
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