Guide · Agent publishing

Publish an AI Agent’s work without sharing the conversation

A conversation is working context. A report, plan, specification, or guide is a work made for readers. Publishing it separately reduces accidental disclosure and gives it a stable identity of its own.

Updated August 3, 2026Practical guide

Why a session link is the wrong handoff for many tasks

A session can contain abandoned ideas, proprietary code, credentials, personal notes, and later messages unrelated to the result. It is also organized around how the answer was produced rather than what the recipient needs to decide or use.

Create a work product boundary

  1. Name the recipient and the decision or task the document must support.
  2. Move only supported conclusions, evidence, constraints, and next actions into the document.
  3. Keep source references and state what remains unknown.
  4. Remove conversation-only context, secrets, and speculative branches.

Build and publish from the Agent

ow a2ui draft init ./artifact --title "Architecture decision" --description "Reviewed recommendation and evidence" --language en
# Add typed sections, evidence, tables, diagrams, and decisions.
ow a2ui draft check ./artifact
ow a2ui draft build ./artifact
ow a2ui digest ./artifact/document.mdw
ow publish ./artifact/document.mdw --no-open

Choose the right link

Use a view link for reading, a review capability only when the recipient must decide on a candidate, and a fixed version permalink when the handoff must keep identifying the exact approved revision.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why not share the complete Agent conversation?

A session can contain abandoned ideas, private context, credentials, and unrelated messages. A separate artifact exposes only the reviewed work product.

Can the recipient continue the Agent session from an OpenWiki link?

No. The publication is the governed output, not a transferable session. Another Agent can inspect the typed package when machine-readable continuation is needed.

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.