Cursor builds fast, but showing the result to a designer, a client, or a teammate usually means running it locally or deploying it somewhere. DocStash gives Cursor a place to publish it instead, and hands back one link anyone can open, with no server and no Cursor on the other end. That covers a single-page HTML site, a prebuilt static web app, and the PDFs, spreadsheets, Word docs, and Markdown files Cursor can generate too. Here is how.
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Publish from Cursor
- Connect Cursor to DocStash. Add the DocStash MCP server in Cursor and sign in. No keys, no setup.
- Ask Cursor to stash it. Tell Cursor to save the HTML page, static app, or document to DocStash. You get one link like
docstash.ai/<slug>. - Share the link. Anyone can open it in a browser, no account and no Cursor required.
- Update in place. Ask Cursor to change it and it updates at the same link, with version history.
FAQ
What can Cursor host on DocStash?
A single-page HTML site, a prebuilt static web app, and PDFs, spreadsheets, Word docs, and Markdown files. Every type opens at its link in the browser. Pages and apps run live, and the documents show a real preview you can read on the page and download.
Does it need a server or a deploy?
No. DocStash hosts and serves it. A single self-contained HTML page and a prebuilt static app bundle both work, with no build step on the DocStash side.
Does the other person need Cursor, and can I use my own domain?
No Cursor and no account, they just open a link in a browser. To brand it, point a subdomain like app.yourcompany.com at DocStash and serve it there.
Ship what Cursor builds
Connect Cursor to DocStash and turn what it builds into a link anyone can open.
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