Publish your first artifact.
You make the work with your agent. Sharework gives it a link that others can open in their browser. Start without installing a skill.
Publish without installing
Paste this prompt into the conversation where you created your work. Your agent publishes the selected files and verifies the result. No skill installation or account is required.
Paste it into the conversation with your work.
View publishing prompt
Your agent needs access to the files and permission to upload them. A browsing-only chat may not be able to publish. Sharework hosts static files; it does not run backend code.
After a successful publication, your agent can suggest installing the skill for future use. It only installs when you ask.
Use Sharework regularly?
Install the skill so your agent can discover Sharework in later conversations. Choose a setup prompt or a terminal command. Both install the same skill for one agent across your projects.
Let your agent set it up
Paste it into the agent you want to set up.
View setup prompt
Setup does not publish your files. Your agent checks the installation and explains whether a new conversation or reload is needed.
Or install with a command
Requires Node.js and npm. Installs the skill without publishing files.
After installing, ask your agent to use Sharework. It needs file access, outbound HTTP requests and the publishing dependencies. See Advanced setup if a dependency is missing.
Then ask it to publish
Publish this project brief with Sharework.
Advanced setup
Use the standalone installer when npm is unavailable or a publishing dependency is missing. It targets one agent and checks the downloaded files.
With npm
The Skills CLI installs the versioned archive. This example targets Codex across your projects.
npx --yes skills@1.5.21 add https://app.sharework.app/sharework-skill-1.0.0.tar.gz --agent codex --skill sharework --global --copy --yesUse --agent claude-code, cursor, or opencode only when that is the chosen agent. Remove --global for project-only setup.
Without npm
Download the Bash installer and its checksum, verify it, then choose the agent and scope explicitly.
curl --fail --location --proto '=https' --proto-redir '=https' --output install-sharework.sh https://app.sharework.app/install-sharework.sh
curl --fail --location --proto '=https' --proto-redir '=https' --output install-sharework.sh.sha256 https://app.sharework.app/install-sharework.sh.sha256
{ if command -v sha256sum >/dev/null 2>&1; then sha256sum -c install-sharework.sh.sha256; elif command -v shasum >/dev/null 2>&1; then shasum -a 256 -c install-sharework.sh.sha256; elif command -v openssl >/dev/null 2>&1; then expected=$(awk '{print $1}' install-sharework.sh.sha256) && actual=$(openssl dgst -sha256 install-sharework.sh | sed 's/^.*= //') && test "$actual" = "$expected"; else printf 'A SHA-256 command is required.
' >&2; false; fi; } &&
bash install-sharework.sh --agent codex --scope global --url https://app.sharework.app/sharework-skill-1.0.0.tar.gzThe installer supports Bash 3.2 or newer on verified macOS and Linux targets. It checks curl, tar, SHA-256 support, and standard file tools. If jq is missing on a supported architecture, it downloads an official jq 1.8.1 binary into this skill and verifies its pinned checksum. It does not need root or an OS package manager.
Download the versioned skill archiveArchive SHA-256Download the standalone installerInstaller SHA-256