Hi guys! I've published Undocking and would love to hear your opinion.

I just thought about creating an agent-agnostic, user-friendly (instead of dev-friendly) publishing platform where any agent can connect via MCP and publish static assets like reports, markdown files, small client apps, etc.

It is open source, so you can self-host it, or you can use the hosted version by logging in with Google or GitHub (I'm still thinking about whether this is even required in the agentic world).

I think there are some interesting features that could be added to the platform, such as analytics, public/private access management, and automatic domain redirection. However, I'm still wondering if this is actually useful for other people.

I've been using it to host simple apps, presentations, and share interactive letters with friends, and I would love to hear your thoughts on this. :)

PS: Large files require that the agent has access to bash because the upload happens using a pre-signed url direct from the client.

Here is an example (A pitch deck generated by Claude Code and posted using Undocking): https://api.undocking.io/marciojmo/undocking-pitch-deck

Thank you!