15 May 2026
Safer artifact sharing
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.