BinHTML is focused on secure links for generated HTML artifacts: publish, organize, update, and share from the dashboard, API, or MCP.
BinHTML now focuses on private and unlisted links so generated HTML stays useful without becoming public website hosting.
Changed
- New artifacts can now be private or unlisted.
- Unlisted remains the default share mode.
- Public discovery and search indexing are not part of the sharing model.
- Older share links keep working without making them discoverable.
Added
- Share pages now stay inside BinHTML viewer chrome.
- Artifact share pages tell search engines not to index, follow, or archive them.
- A report-abuse surface is available from shared artifact pages.
- Pricing, API docs, MCP docs, and OpenAPI examples now match the private/unlisted sharing model.
Why it matters
BinHTML is built for sharing AI-generated HTML artifacts, not for publishing standalone public websites. This keeps links easy to share while reducing brand, spam, and impersonation risk.
Pro users can now share a whole project with one BinHTML link instead of sending several artifact links.
Added
- Shareable project links for Pro accounts.
- A project share page that lists the active HTML files in that project.
- Project sharing controls in the dashboard project settings.
- API and MCP support for creating one project link from related HTML outputs.
Improved
- Agents can now publish several related HTML files into one project and return a single share link.
- Project share pages stay inside BinHTML chrome and only list active unlisted artifacts.
- Project share links are noindex and can be disabled at any time.
Why it matters
When an agent creates multiple reports, mockups, design options, or explainers, you can now share the whole set as one tidy BinHTML project link.
API and MCP publishing are now easier to set up, and projects help keep related HTML files together.
Added
- Projects for grouping related HTML files by workspace, report, client, or piece of work.
- Project-aware publishing from the dashboard, API, and MCP.
- Version updates so an existing share link can keep pointing at the latest HTML.
- Copyable setup prompts for compatible agents.
- API and MCP documentation with setup steps, examples, limits, and failure behavior.
Improved
- Artifact cards now show compact previews so users can scan their library faster.
- Artifact detail pages now keep previews, link settings, metadata, versions, and delete controls easier to navigate.
- MCP setup details now describe each publishing field more clearly.
Fixed
- API and MCP docs now use the same user-facing language and supported fields.
- Project breadcrumbs now show the actual project name.
- Project settings moved behind a simple settings control instead of taking over the page layout.
BinHTML launched on binhtml.com with the core publishing flow in place across the dashboard, API, and MCP.
Added
- Live deployment on binhtml.com.
- Secure dashboard sign-in.
- Dashboard publishing and artifact management.
- Share links under the BinHTML domain.
- API publishing for scripts, automations, and agents.
- MCP publishing for compatible AI tools.
- More reliable HTML source storage.
- Publish rate limits to protect the service.
- Error and product-health monitoring.
Changed
- Share URLs now use the BinHTML production domain.
- HTML source storage is separated from artifact metadata.
Improved
- The dashboard now gives users one place to publish, preview, manage, and download generated HTML.
- API and MCP publishing return share, dashboard, and source download URLs so agents can hand back useful links immediately.