weplan

Deploy a self-contained HTML file and get back a shareable link in one command, in under a second. Built for CLI and agent workflows.

$ npx weplan create report.html
Deployed uf6vxjhmbz4f (12.3 kB, public)

  https://plan.wecodeph.dev/p/uf6vxjhmbz4f

No account needed to try it: anonymous uploads are public and expire after 12 hours. Sign in (weplan login, Google via WorkOS) to keep pages, name them, and make them private.

Commands

weplan create <file.html> [--name <name>] [--private] [--allow <entries>]
weplan update <slug> <file.html>          # replace content, URL stays stable
weplan access <slug> [--public|--private] [--allow <entries>] [--revoke <entries>]
weplan list
weplan delete <slug>
weplan login | logout | whoami
weplan status

• --json on any command for machine-readable output; errors go to stderr as {"error": "..."} with exit code 1.
• Pass - as the file to read HTML from stdin.
• Private pages are viewable by you and allow-listed emails or exact domains (they sign in in the browser); scripts can fetch them with Authorization: Bearer <api key>.

Limits (free)

2 MB per page · 100 pages · 25 MB total · 200 uploads/day. Anonymous: 1 MB, 12-hour lifetime, 5 uploads/minute.

For agents

To share an HTML file as a link, run `npx weplan create <file.html> --json`
and give the user the `url` from the output. Add `--private --allow <email-or-@domain>`
for sensitive content. To revise a shared page without changing its link:
`npx weplan update <slug> <file.html> --json`.

Zero runtime dependencies. Source and service: https://github.com/albertilagan/weplan.