How to publish

Claude built you a dashboard — it's on your desktop, finished, exactly right. But ClickUp can't render it, you can't email it like a doc link, and most people can't open it. The artifact just sits there, with nowhere to go.

Uplive Publications is where the artifact goes. Hand it the HTML — or the prompt that built it — and it gets a real link in three prompts. No terminal, no git, no hosting.

• The artifact gets a real link anyone can open — not emailed or screenshotted back.
• A non-technical person can publish one, on their own — no terminal, no git.
• Every page reads as one searchable publication — same look, searchable from the homepage.

Step 1 — get GitHub access (do this once, before Step 2)

If you don't have a GitHub account yet, create one at github.com — it's a normal sign-up.

Email giang.nguyen@uplive.zone with your GitHub username and ask to be added to Uplive Publications.

Once you're added, log in on this computer — you only need to do this once per computer. Paste this into Claude:

Please help me log into GitHub on this computer, so I can publish to Uplive Publications later:

1. Check if the GitHub CLI (`gh`) is installed. If it isn't, install it.
2. Run `gh auth login` and walk me through every step -- if it asks me to open a link and enter a code, tell me exactly what to open and what to type.
3. Once I'm logged in, run `gh auth setup-git` so regular git commands use this login too.

Tell me plainly when it's done.

Step 2 — set up access (do this once)

Paste it into any Claude Code session — the folder doesn't matter. Claude creates the folder and confirms setup.

Please set up my access to Uplive Publications:

1. Clone https://github.com/uplive-z/publications.git into ~/uplive-publications (skip this if that folder already exists and is already a clone of this repo).
2. Confirm it worked by showing me the folder contents.

Then tell me plainly: "Setup done -- now open a new Claude Code session inside ~/uplive-publications to publish something."

When setup is done, open a new Claude Code session inside that folder — that's where you publish from.

Here's how:

• Open a terminal.
• Type cd ~/uplive-publications and press Enter.
• Type claude and press Enter.

If you usually use an app or IDE instead, open ~/uplive-publications as your workspace there — same idea.

Step 3 — publish your artifact (do this every time)

With Claude Code open in the folder, paste this:

Please read .claude/skills/uplive-publish/SKILL.md in this repo and follow it exactly to publish the following.

Team: [liveops / ua / creative / or a new team name]
Title: [your title]

Content:
[Attach or paste your finished HTML file. If you don't have a file yet, describe what you want and Claude will draft it.]

Fill in the three bracketed parts:

• Team — liveops, ua, or creative. If none fit, type a new name and Claude creates the folder.
• Title — your artifact's name. Claude turns it into the URL.
• Content — paste text, notes, markdown, or just describe what you want.

Press Enter. Claude writes the page and hands you a link — live in a minute or two.

What's behind the three prompts

Login: Claude sets up GitHub auth on your computer. Setup: Claude creates the folder that holds the site. Publish: Claude writes a new page under your team's folder, named from your title — live in a minute or two. No CMS, no approval queue: if your computer has write access to the folder, you can publish.

Updating an existing artifact

Paste the publish prompt again with the same team and title — Claude replaces the page at the same link. Duplicate titles get disambiguated automatically.

What you can put in the Content field

Finished prose, raw notes, a Slack thread, bullets, markdown — any of those works. Don't polish first. To give one artifact a different look, say so in the prompt.

What you don't have to do

• Write any HTML. Claude produces the page. You produce the content.
• Run a build. Nothing compiles locally. The site rebuilds automatically on every publish.
• Edit the homepage. New artifacts appear in the site's search automatically. You never touch the homepage to "add" an artifact.
• Ask anyone for approval. If you can paste a prompt into Claude and Claude has folder access, you can publish.
• Maintain the search index. It's regenerated automatically on every publish. You never touch it.