Use an HTML preview or artifact host
Choose this when you already have a self-contained HTML file and need another person to open it quickly. This is the closest match for searches such as turn an HTML file into a link. OpenWiki does not currently accept raw HTML as a Hosted publish input.
Use a website deployment
Choose a deployment platform for a maintained site or application with routes, backend services, build pipelines, custom runtime behavior, and production operations. A report link should not require a full application deployment, but an application should not be disguised as a document artifact.
Use a shared Agent session
Choose a session link when collaborators need the conversation history to debug prompts, inspect tool calls, or continue the same session. Review the full history for sensitive material before sharing it.
Use OpenWiki
- The output is a report, plan, specification, guide, review packet, or data narrative.
- A human must read, comment, approve, request changes, or reject.
- The work needs one canonical identity and immutable formal versions.
- Sources, evidence, PDF, and Agent-readable structure should stay connected.
- The work must remain independent from the model or Agent that produced it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can OpenWiki host an existing standalone HTML file unchanged?
No. Use an HTML artifact host for that job. OpenWiki Hosted accepts deterministic .mdw packages built through its typed document workflow.
When is a full website deployment the better choice?
Use a deployment platform when the output is an application with routes, backend services, runtime behavior, and production operations rather than a governed work artifact.
Use the real workflow
Publish what your agent creates.
Give every report, document, or plan its own reader-ready page. Comments, review decisions, and formal revisions can flow back from there.