Your AI agent can build an entire website.
But what happens when you need to take it from localhost to a link you can actually send to someone?
That's the part of the AI workflow that's often overlooked.
I tested showly.ai to see how it handles that last mile.
Here's what I built 👇
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The workflow is surprisingly simple:
Agent finishes the work → Showly gives you a link → You share
No copying files around.
No sending someone a ZIP and asking them to run it locally.
No messy handoff between your AI agent and the person who needs to see the final result.
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You can start directly from Showly's Drop page.
Upload:
HTML • ZIP • PDF • DOCX • XLSX • Folder
Or let your agent handle the handoff.
There's also a free, no-sign-up option if you just want to test it quickly.
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For my case study, I had the agent build a Memory Agent Guide.
The agent handled the actual creation:
→ Built the project
→ Created the files
→ Made the required changes
→ Sent the finished work to Showly
The agent creates. Showly gets it online
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Then comes the important part.
The project your agent built becomes an actual page with a shareable link.
Not another AI chat response.
Not a localhost URL.
Not a folder of files.
A page you can actually send to someone.
Sep 18, 2026 · 8:36 AM UTC
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This changes what "done" means for an AI agent.
Instead of:
"Here's the code."
You can get:
"Here's the finished page."
The same workflow can apply to:
• Websites
• Guides
• Reports
• Research
• Presentations
• Landing pages
• Other shareable projects
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The way I see it:
Build with your agent.
Publish with Showly.
Your agent handles the creation.
Showly gives a link to review privately, then share when you are ready - with the version history if yoy need to roll back.
I tested the workflow myself, and the video above shows exactly how it works.
Try it here:
showly.ai
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