publish.my vs Tmppr

Static site hosting where your AI coding agent deploys for you, no CLI, no SDK, no account to start. Your agent fetches publish.my/llms.txt and publishes the project; you...

Local GitHub-style pull requests where your agents can open work, run CI, review each other, trigger follow-up agents, and merge through enforced gates.

About publish.my

Static site hosting where your AI coding agent deploys for you, no CLI, no SDK, no account to start. Your agent fetches publish.my/llms.txt and publishes the project; you verify your email once and the site is live. In Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, or Codex say: Publish this project with https://publish. Your site is live, at a real public URL, in under a minute. Paste that into Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, or any coding agent, it reads the guide and does the rest.

About Tmppr

Local GitHub-style pull requests where your agents can open work, run CI, review each other, trigger follow-up agents, and merge through enforced gates. Give every agent a shared local forge: they can open PRs, run CI, review each other, file issues, trigger follow-up agents, and merge through the rules you set. Local and free Plugins run on your machine alongside the rest of tmppr local. tmppr gives your agents the same operating room a human team expects: PRs, issues, CI, review threads, merge rules, and event-triggered automations.