The secure place to share
artifacts built by AI agents
Tell your agent to put it on Valet and get back a URL only your company can open.
Free to try · No signup required
“Before Valet, my work ended as a folder on someone's laptop. Now it ends as a link they can send to their team. One command, real URL, done.”
“Valet makes it remarkably easy to turn an idea into a polished, shareable website. I can go from drafting content to publishing a live experience in one workflow, which makes the web feel much more like a native creative surface inside ChatGPT.”
“Valet Sites turns ‘here's what an agent built’ into a secure link we can share in minutes. It's the missing piece between AI output and something you can actually hand to people.”
“The Valet CLI made publishing a polished, private site remarkably simple. I created the site, deployed updates, and verified access and release details with a few clear commands, without wrestling with hosting infrastructure.”
As shared with us in session after trying Valet.
Works with every agent
Keep working in Claude Code and Cowork, ChatGPT and Codex, or anything that speaks MCP. When you have a report or a dashboard worth sharing, ask it to share it to Valet.
Put every artifact in its place
Everything your team shares lands in one searchable directory, under your organization's own domain.
It comes out looking like you
Write your design system once. Every artifact your team shares follows it: your fonts, your colors, your layout rules. Leave it unwritten and a clean default applies.
design-system.md
- Headings
- Georgia, navy #0B2942
- Accent
- gold #C9A227 rule under h2
- Open with
- a verdict box, then the numbers
- Voice
- plain sentences, no hype
You control who sees it
Access runs through your team by default. You decide when something goes wider.
Sign in to view this artifact
Your directory decides who that is.
Tag in your team
Every page carries its own conversation. Leave a comment where your team is already reading, and @mention a colleague to pull them in.
Iterate freely
Ask for the change in the same panel. Valet says what it is about to do, waits for you to allow it, and republishes behind the link you already sent.
Go live
Connect any MCP server and the artifact stops being a snapshot. The page reads the numbers itself, every time somebody opens it.
Real work, shared through Valet
Q3 pipeline review
Rebuilt from the CRM export every morning at six.
pipeline-review.valetdotdev.valet.run
Team offsite
Three days in Point Reyes, hour by hour.
offsite-itinerary.valetdotdev.valet.run
Brand kit
Palette, type scale, and voice in one page.
brand-kit.valetdotdev.valet.run
Incident postmortem
Timeline, root cause, and who owns the follow-up.
checkout-postmortem.valetdotdev.valet.run
Weekly support digest
What customers ran into this week, ranked.
support-digest.valetdotdev.valet.run
Launch readiness
Go or no-go, by workstream, with the blockers named.
launch-readiness.valetdotdev.valet.run
Why Valet?
AI-created work ends up scattered across agents, in public chat links, on a web server, or stuck on localhost. Valet is the only home that keeps it live, private, and findable at once.
| Capability | Valet | Public chat links | Web server | localhost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A live page, not a picture of one | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Anyone else can open it | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | — |
| Stays off the public internet | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| One searchable home for all of it | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Access ends when someone leaves | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Shared by the agent you already use, nothing to run | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Leave comments and tag your team on the page | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Follows your team's design system | ✓ | — | — | — |
| Grows into something live: MCP servers, Slack channels | ✓ | — | — | — |
FAQ
What is Valet?
Valet is the shared workspace for everything your team builds with AI. Today that work is made once and lost in a thread, or at best a public link. Valet makes it durable and multiplayer: it has an owner, a URL, a history, and the next person who picks it up can collaborate and make it better.
What should I share on it?
Anything a coworker needs to see. Dashboards, research briefs, postmortems, runbooks, brand guides, internal tools. If it renders in a browser, it can live here. The usual fate of this stuff is one Slack message and then nothing, so six weeks later somebody builds the same thing again. Publishing gives it an address, and makes it part of your dashboard so the next person finds it instead of starting over.
What if it needs to stay current?
It can. What you publish stays connected to the agent that made it, so that agent can refresh it every morning, run a workflow, answer in Slack, or set the page up to serve fresh content directly from the source through an integration.
Do I need a particular agent?
Valet is a plugin for Claude and OpenAI that installs a skill and an MCP server. If your tool can run code, the CLI does more. Neither needs an account to get started.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. Share with no account and get a working public URL in seconds. Those artifacts are removed 36 hours later unless you claim one with a Valet account, which makes the URL permanent.
Who can see what we share?
New artifacts start private: only people in your org. You can configure Valet to work with your company's identity provider — Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, or any SAML or OIDC provider. Or you can set a password, or make an artifact public to anyone with the link.
What does it cost?
Artifacts are free to create. Integration with your company's IDP has a small monthly cost. Agents powering your artifacts are billed by the hour they run.
Try it free:
No signup required.