sharenow Client Deliverable Publishing (Delivery)

sharenow Client Deliverable Publishing (Delivery)

1. 01

   Confirm the agent skill is installed in Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor and that the API key path is authenticated

   Run one throwaway publish to a *.sharenow.today URL before touching client assets. If the publish fails here, the problem is the agent integration, not the deliverable.

2. 02

   Package the client deliverable as static HTML, CSS, JS, and assets in a single folder

   sharenow publishes static sites and files, so anything requiring a server-side runtime must be flagged before the build starts rather than discovered at publish time.

3. 03

   Publish to a live sharenow.today URL and capture the link

   Record the URL in the client's delivery record immediately. The free tier keeps 3 sites permanently after email verification, so track which sites are consuming those slots.

4. 04

   Set access control to match the client's review needs

   Password access is available on the $8 one-time Pay once plan and above. For pre-launch client review, password protection is the default; open links are for material the client has already approved.

5. 05

   Attach a custom subdomain when the deliverable is client-facing

   A custom subdomain is included on the $8 Pay once plan. Note that sharenow has no white-label option, so the sharenow brand and domain remain visible; position this to the client as a delivery mechanism, not a branded product.

6. 06

   Move working files into a private Drive so agent output survives between sessions

   Drives persist files across agent runs. Anything the agent will need on the next revision goes into the Drive, not into a local scratch folder that disappears with the session.

7. 07

   Check traffic analytics on the published site before the client review call

   Page views, referrers, and visitor countries tell you whether the client has actually opened the link, which changes how you run the review.

8. 08

   Log the deliverable against the retainer and decide whether the All Access plan is justified

   All Access runs $50/month with a 7-day free trial and includes the complete Boxie Plan and Mailless. Usage pauses at plan limits with no automatic overage, so a busy delivery month stalls rather than bills extra; size the plan against your publish volume before the month starts.