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Your Aii Creations Get a Real Address — and a Home

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productcloudpublishsitesv0.3

A couple of weeks ago, Make public gave you a shareable link — an unguessable URL like cloud.aiiware.com/p/aB3x9… that served whatever Aii built for you. It worked. But a random string isn't an address you'd put on a business card, there was nowhere to see everything you'd made public, and a published script showed up as a wall of raw monospace.

We fixed all three.

A real address, not a random string

When Aii builds you a web page — a landing page, a résumé, a one-pager for your side project — you can now claim a named Site at your own address. Here's a real one, built and published with Aii in a click:

steep.site.aiicomputer.xyz

Pick a slug and your page lives at <slug>.site.aiicomputer.xyz — readable, memorable, the kind of link you'd actually share. It's the same one-click publish, but instead of an unguessable token you get a real name. Update it anytime and the address stays put; unpublish and it goes dark immediately.

Named Sites are free — every account gets an address to start. (The old unguessable /p link is still there for quick, unlisted shares — more on that below.)

One home for everything you've made public

The more you publish, the more one question matters: what's actually public under my name? Now there's a single place to answer it — Published, in your dashboard sidebar.

It lists everything public in one view, grouped by type:

Every row gives you the public link to copy, a way to open it, and a one-click unpublish. And when you want a clean slate, there's a Make everything private button — one confirm, and every site, link, and share goes dark at once. No hunting through menus: your whole public footprint, in your control, in one place.

Code gets a real page, not a raw dump

Publishing a script used to mean serving the raw file — a page of unstyled monospace. Now a published code or text snippet renders as a proper page: the filename, syntax highlighting, line numbers, a copy button, and a link to the raw bytes if you want them. Think of it as a gist that appears the moment you publish.

python
# fibonacci.py — published, highlighted, shareable
def fibonacci(n: int) -> list[int]:
    """Generate the first n Fibonacci numbers."""
    seq = [0, 1]
    for _ in range(2, n):
        seq.append(seq[-1] + seq[-2])
    return seq[:n]

It's rendered on the server, so it loads instantly and reads cleanly whether or not JavaScript is on — a page you'd be happy to send a teammate, not just a download link. HTML and SVG still render live (they're real pages); code and text get the readable treatment. Each kind gets the page that fits it.

Still free, still no keys

All of it — named Sites, the Published home, the privacy sweep, gist pages — is part of the free tier. No API keys, no setup. Build something with Aii, hit publish, and it's live at an address you chose.

Try it: ask Aii to build you a one-page site or write you a script, then Share → Publish, and manage it all from Published in your dashboard.

— The AiiWare Team

Named Sites, the Published collection, and gist pages are live now at cloud.aiiware.com — free, no keys. Follow @aiiware for updates.