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How to publish or share Antigravity  generated HTML

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  • Antigravity builds HTML pages and previews them in its side panel, but it can't publish one.
  • With DocStash connected, Antigravity sends the page to a review link first, so you check it before anything is saved.
  • Tell it to stash and the page goes live at one URL, with every edit landing at the same link.
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Antigravity can build a page and show it in its side panel, but it can't give you a link to send. Exporting the file just moves the problem. Here is how to get a link instead.

Can Antigravity publish a page?

No. It previews HTML in its side panel and can export it as a standalone file.

  • There is no publish button or share link.
  • An exported file has to be hosted somewhere before anyone else can open it.
  • Every change means exporting the file and hosting it again.

DocStash skips both steps and gives the page a link that stays the same.

Publish Antigravity pages with DocStash

DocStash is a home for the pages your AI makes, and it hosts them for you. Antigravity creates the page, you check it, and it goes live at one link that stays private until you publish it. There is no server, no build step and no hosting account. Upload a file you already exported, or connect Antigravity and let it publish for you.

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.
    htmlmdtextpdf
  2. Share it. Click Publish for a public link, or share it with specific people.

Publish from Antigravity

  1. Ask Antigravity for the page. Say something like "put this page on DocStash". Antigravity replies with a review link that opens the page in your browser, exactly as it will look. Nothing is saved yet.
  2. Check it, then stash. If the page looks right, tell Antigravity to stash. That saves the page and gives you a link like docstash.ai/<slug>. It stays private until you make it public in one click, or invite people by email.
  3. Keep editing in Antigravity. Ask for any change and the new version lands at the same URL, so nobody needs a new link. Prefer an earlier take? Restore any older version in one click.

Your own domain, and who opened it

FAQ

Can I just export the HTML from Antigravity?

Yes, from the artifact viewer, but the file only opens on your computer. To share it you still have to host it, and host it again after every change.

How do I connect Antigravity?

Ask Antigravity to add DocStash as a remote MCP server, and it writes the server into the config file its app, IDE and CLI all read. Restart Antigravity, then click Authenticate in the app, or type /mcp in the CLI, and sign in.

Does an interactive page still work once published?

Yes. DocStash serves the HTML exactly as Antigravity built it, scripts included, on its own sandboxed domain.

Do edits change the link?

No. Every edit is a new version at the same URL, so a link you already sent always opens the newest one, and older versions stay one click away.

Does this work with the Gemini app too?

Yes, as a separate connection. Add DocStash in the Gemini app from its connectors page.

Do I have to deploy Antigravity HTML or artifacts to share them?

No. There is no server, build step or hosting account to set up. Stash the page or artifact and DocStash serves it at one link, private until you publish or share it.

Publish your first Antigravity page

Connect Antigravity to DocStash and the next page it builds gets a link.

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