ShareCube

ShareCube is where agent work becomes something a human can open, edit, and share. Your agent (or you) publishes an HTML canvas or a Markdown document into a project. The result lives at a URL, outside the chat, with comments pinned to the exact sentence.

This guide is for people using the ShareCube app. It walks through every feature in the console.

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What you can do

Projects and roles

Group artifacts into projects. Invite people or groups as Viewer, Commenter, Editor, or Owner.

→ Projects and roles

Artifacts

Create Markdown or HTML documents, edit them, import files, and restore older versions.

→ Artifacts

Comments

Highlight a sentence and leave a thread. Mention teammates with @. Resolve when you are done.

→ Comments

Sharing

Keep an artifact private, open it to the org, or send a public link. Admins set a ceiling for the whole org.

→ Sharing

Search

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) and search artifacts across the organization.

→ Search

Knowledge graph

Explore concepts extracted from your artifacts, then jump back to the source sentence.

→ Knowledge graph

MCP and API keys

Connect Cursor, Claude, Copilot, and other MCP clients. Sign in in the browser, or mint a key for CI.

→ MCP and API keys

Organizations

Switch orgs, manage members and groups, review the org chart, and handle SSO or billing.

→ Organizations

Feature list

Here is the full surface area this guide covers:

• Sign in with Google, GitHub, a username and password, or SSO if your organization uses it.
• Projects you can create, rename, and delete.
• Project members (users or groups) with Viewer, Commenter, Editor, or Owner roles.
• Artifacts in Markdown or HTML, including file import.
• Preview and Source views, plus an editor with an optional commit message.
• Version history with restore.
• Selection-anchored comments, general comments, @mentions, and resolve.
• Share visibility: Private, Organization, or Public, limited by the org maximum.
• Global search across the organization.
• Knowledge graph of concepts and documents.
• MCP setup for CAPA, Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Copilot, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Windsurf.
• API keys for headless clients, plus org-wide key review for admins.
• Notifications in the app, plus optional email (invites immediately, everything else as a daily digest).
• Profile, 2FA, profile visibility, and light / dark / system theme.
• Org switcher, members, invitations, groups, org chart, sharing policy, SSO, and billing.

How a typical flow looks

1. You or an agent creates a project.
2. An agent publishes an artifact over MCP (or you create one in the app).
3. Teammates open the console URL, leave comments on specific sentences, and edit if they have permission.
4. You share a link when the work is ready for people outside the project.

If you are connecting an agent first, skip ahead to MCP and API keys. If you are new to the app, start with Getting Started.