Any AI agent can publish a live webpage by hitting one endpoint. No API key, no auth. Content in, URL out. I built this because every publishing tool gates behind signups and OAuth — which is fine for humans, but kills the AI agent workflow. Agents shouldn't need credentials to show you something. Discovery is built in: the API is described via llms.txt and OpenAPI, so agents with web access find it on their own. Pages expire unless claimed — no cleanup, no squatting.Quickest test: ask Claude or ChatGPT "make me a page on unulu."More on the architecture:
Any AI agent can publish a live webpage by hitting one endpoint. No API key, no auth. Content in, URL out. I built this because every publishing tool gates behind signups and OAuth — which is fine for humans, but kills the AI agent workflow. Agents shouldn't need credentials to show you something. Discovery is built in: the API is described via llms.txt and OpenAPI, so agents with web access find it on their own. Pages expire unless claimed — no cleanup, no squatting.Quickest test: ask Claude or ChatGPT "make me a page on unulu."More on the architecture:
https://unulu.ai/blog/ai-agents-web-infrastructure