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HT-ML.app – Deploy HTML Artifacts from Claude Code and Codex

HT-ML.app is a tool that allows users to deploy HTML artifacts directly from Claude Code and Codex, streamlining the process of sharing and hosting web-based outputs.

Background

- **HT-ML.app** is a lightweight web service that lets developers take HTML artifacts (self-contained web pages, dashboards, prototypes) generated by AI coding assistants and instantly deploy them to a live URL. - **Claude Code** and **Codex** are AI-powered coding tools (from Anthropic and Cursor, respectively) that can generate HTML/CSS/JS output. Until now, sharing that output meant copy-pasting or using separate hosting services. - The service solves a practical friction: AI-generated front-end code is often thrown away because there's no quick way to show it to others. HT-ML makes that one-click, with a public link. - It matters because it lowers the barrier between "AI made this" and "here, look at this working page" — useful for designers, educators, and anyone iterating on UI ideas with an LLM.

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