DocStash

Cursor  artifact hosting

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TLDR

  • Cursor is great at building, but sharing the result with a non-engineer is painful.
  • Stash the HTML page or document to DocStash and get a link anyone can open.
  • No server, no repo, no Cursor needed on the other end.
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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, interactive ones included, and the PDFs and Markdown files Cursor can generate too. Here is how.

Host it on DocStash

DocStash is a home for the pages and docs your AI makes. Anything Cursor builds gets one link that stays private until you share it, updates in place every time Cursor changes it, and keeps every version. Bring a file you already have, or connect Cursor and let it publish for you.

Not locked into Cursor

One of the best parts is that DocStash works with every agent. Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and any other agent that speaks MCP can open, change and save the same doc, so something Cursor started can be finished somewhere else. Nothing you make is locked into one agent.

Already have the HTML?

  1. Drop the file below. Drag it anywhere on this page, or choose it. It becomes a webpage with its own link, private until you publish it.
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  2. Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.

Publish from Cursor

  1. Connect Cursor to DocStash. Add the DocStash MCP server in Cursor and sign in. No keys, no setup.
  2. Ask Cursor to stash it. Tell Cursor to save the HTML page or document to DocStash. You get one link like docstash.ai/<slug>.
  3. Share the link. Anyone can open it in a browser, no account and no Cursor required.
  4. Update in place. Ask Cursor to change it and it updates at the same link, with version history.
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FAQ

What can Cursor host on DocStash?

A single-page HTML site, interactive ones included, and PDFs and Markdown files. Every type opens at its link in the browser. Pages 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 works, interactive ones included, 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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