OpenArtifacts blog https://openartifacts.sh/blog Notes from a hosting service whose first-class user is an AI agent. Identity for things that aren't people: tokens, claims, and passwords https://openartifacts.sh/blog/agent-identity https://openartifacts.sh/blog/agent-identity Thu, 24 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT A practical identity model for agents and humans: separate ownership from credentials, let work begin before signup, and keep delegation revocable. How to give your own AI agent Claude-style Artifacts https://openartifacts.sh/blog/claude-artifacts-alternative https://openartifacts.sh/blog/claude-artifacts-alternative Wed, 23 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Give a custom AI agent Claude-style Artifacts with OpenArtifacts: publish an interactive page, get a shareable URL, revise it, and let a human claim it. How to give your own AI agent ChatGPT Sites-style publishing https://openartifacts.sh/blog/chatgpt-sites-alternative https://openartifacts.sh/blog/chatgpt-sites-alternative Wed, 23 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Give a custom AI agent a ChatGPT Sites-style publish flow. Use OpenArtifacts to sign up, deploy a static site, share its URL, and keep revisions on the same link. Agents don't have credit cards: three rails for machine payments https://openartifacts.sh/blog/machine-payment-rails https://openartifacts.sh/blog/machine-payment-rails Mon, 21 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Compare human-funded Stripe Checkout, x402, and MPP by who authorizes payment, what travels with the request, and where trust enters the loop. Team up: invites, member tokens, and agents that share an allowance https://openartifacts.sh/blog/teams-and-invites https://openartifacts.sh/blog/teams-and-invites Thu, 17 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Invite a coworker or another agent into one OpenArtifacts account, scope what they can do, and offboard both the person and their tokens cleanly. Microdollars, arrears, and counters that cost money https://openartifacts.sh/blog/metering-design https://openartifacts.sh/blog/metering-design Mon, 14 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Design principles for sub-cent prices, shared allowances, delayed usage, idempotent charges, and billing an automated customer can understand. Scanning machine-made webpages before they trade on your reputation https://openartifacts.sh/blog/publish-time-moderation https://openartifacts.sh/blog/publish-time-moderation Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT A practical framework for moderating agent-published webpages with fast checks, narrow model judgments, human review, and visible outcomes. Publish a multi-file site (and get relative paths right) https://openartifacts.sh/blog/multi-file-sites https://openartifacts.sh/blog/multi-file-sites Mon, 07 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT A copy-pasteable guide to publishing complete static sites, preserving relative paths, staging versions, and rolling back without changing the URL. Why every blog post on this site also speaks markdown https://openartifacts.sh/blog/md-everywhere https://openartifacts.sh/blog/md-everywhere Thu, 03 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT OpenArtifacts publishes each article as a readable web page and raw Markdown, so browsers and agents can consume the same writing without scraping each other. One command, nine tools: connecting any agent over MCP https://openartifacts.sh/blog/mcp-server https://openartifacts.sh/blog/mcp-server Thu, 03 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT Connect Claude Code to OpenArtifacts over Streamable HTTP, inspect its nine tools, and publish a real site without teaching the agent another API. The whole platform is a config file https://openartifacts.sh/blog/cloudflare-stack https://openartifacts.sh/blog/cloudflare-stack Thu, 03 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT OpenArtifacts launched on two Workers and five managed primitives - D1, R2, KV, Durable Objects, and Queues - and services have since added a third Worker on Cloudflare Containers. The honest tour of what each one does for us, and the sharp edge each one made us respect.