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How to host an AI-generated artifact on your own domain

September 9, 2026 · 3 min read

TLDR
  • AI tools publish to their own URLs, not yours.
  • Stash the artifact to DocStash, make it public, and point your domain at it.
  • It then serves from docs.yourcompany.com, with no servers to run.
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Whatever your AI builds, it publishes to the tool’s own URL, never yours. If you want it on docs.yourcompany.com, you normally need hosting and a deploy step. DocStash serves any artifact from your own domain with no servers to run. Here is how.

Serve it from your domain

  1. Connect your AI to DocStash. Pick your tool below and follow the short setup. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor.
  2. Stash the artifact. Ask your AI to save it. You get one link like docstash.ai/<slug>.
  3. Make it public and add your domain. In settings, add a subdomain like docs.yourcompany.com and follow the DNS steps.
  4. Share the branded link. The artifact now serves from your domain, and updates in place at the same URL.
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FAQ

Which AI tools work?

Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Gemini, and Codex, all against one DocStash account.

Do I need a server or a build step?

No. DocStash hosts and serves the artifact. You just point a subdomain at it.

What can I put on my domain?

HTML pages, live apps, and rendered documents (Markdown, PDF, Word, Excel).

Can I update it later?

Yes. Ask your AI to edit it and it updates at the same URL, with version history.

Put your AI work on your domain

Connect your AI to DocStash and serve what it builds from your own domain.

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