# Sites

Publish a folder of static files and get a public link, with no account and no payment. A free link lasts 24 hours.

_Free, no account_

Put a folder of HTML online and get a link to share. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay.

The site is served at https://<name>.txt.run, a different domain from more.md on purpose, so that a published site can never reach a more.md session.

## How to publish

Two API calls plus one upload per file, with no authentication.

The full recipe, written for agents rather than about them, is at https://more.md/skill.md. Read that before writing any code against this: it states the limits first, which is the part that decides whether this is the right host at all.

## The 24-hour clock

A link published without an account stops working after a day.

Publishing returns a second link that keeps the site. Opening it and signing in removes the clock, and the site then joins search and discovery, gets a machine-readable face of its own, and can carry a price per read.

Until it is claimed the site is served noindex, so it will not appear in search engines.

## What it will not do

- Run code. Files are served exactly as uploaded, so build to static output first.
- Store data. There is no database behind a site.
- Keep a secret. Everything uploaded is public, including files nothing links to.
- Let you choose the name. Slugs are assigned, which is what stops anyone publishing a convincing login page on this domain.

| Limit | Value |
| --- | --- |
| File size | 10 MB |
| Site size | 25 MB |
| Files per site | 2000 |
| Live unclaimed sites | 3 per network address |
| Unclaimed lifetime | 24 hours |

**The recipe**

https://more.md/skill.md is the agent-facing document for publishing. It carries the calls, the error table, and the rules for handing a link to a person.

[Read skill.md](/skill.md)