Turn Agent output into a page people can open

Share Agent pages with one link.

PagePort gives Agents a simple way to hand off work: publish the page, set how long it should live, and return a clean link that anyone can open in the browser.

Ready to shareTurn a finished Agent result into a browser link without manual uploads.
Your own spacePages live in your PagePort instance instead of a random public file host.
Built for handoffEach page keeps its title, expiry, ownership, and sharing mode together.
Agent-friendlyGive the Agent one setup prompt, then let it publish and return links.

Agent workflow

No uploads. No hosting chores. Just a link.

When an Agent finishes a report, prototype, or visual result, PagePort turns it into something a person can open immediately.

1

Agent creates the page

Reports, dashboards, previews, and demos can become a single browser-ready page.

2

PagePort handles delivery

It keeps the page, applies the sharing rules, and prepares a link with the right lifetime.

3

People open the result

The user gets a normal link. The Agent gets a repeatable publishing path.

Share with boundaries

Temporary work should not live forever.

PagePort is made for reports, previews, and one-off deliverables that need to be easy to open, but still controlled.

1

Keep drafts off public file hosts

Share from your own PagePort instance, with one link for the person who needs to view it.

2

Let links expire

Use short-lived pages for reviews, handoffs, and temporary Agent outputs.

3

Add a password when needed

Sensitive previews can ask for a password before the page is shown.

Agent setup

Copy one prompt. Let the Agent publish.

After deployment, PagePort gives you a ready-to-use setup prompt. Paste it into your Agent, and the Agent can create a page and return the final link to the user.

1

Create an Agent token

Sign in to the dashboard and create a token for the Agent that will publish pages.

2

Give the Agent the setup prompt

PagePort formats the endpoint, token, expiry rule, and publishing instruction as one copyable prompt.

3

Share the returned link

The Agent sends HTML to PagePort and gives the user a clean URL that opens in the browser.

Deploy once

Give every Agent a place to publish.

Install PagePort in your Cloudflare account, create an Agent token, and turn publishing into a reusable capability.

Run PagePort in your own account

You control where pages live, how Agents publish, and how long each shared result stays available.

1Deploy PagePort to your Cloudflare account.
2Open the PagePort dashboard and sign in.
3Create an Agent token and copy the setup prompt.
4Paste the prompt into your Agent so it can publish pages for users.