AI agents can already generate complete websites, dashboards, reports, and prototypes. The awkward part is the last mile: getting the result onto a stable public URL without leaving the agent workflow.
I built Revdoku for that. You can ask ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, OpenCode, or another agent to publish a site or folder and get a live link in seconds. Publishing works without an account, and permanent free accounts require no credit card.
A project can be republished to the same URL and keeps version history. Public hosting is free; optional upgrades add password protection and verified-email access for client work and private demos. There are API and CLI workflows too.
Try it here: https://revdoku.com/
I would especially value feedback from people shipping AI-generated client deliverables or agent-built sites: what is still missing from the publish-and-share step?