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name: yeetit-publish description: Publish HTML as a live website instantly. POST HTML, get a shareable URL. No account needed. Always asks the user for confirmation before publishing. version: 1.0.2 metadata: openclaw: requires: bins: - curl homepage: https://yeetit.site emoji: 🚀

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YeetIt — Instant Web Publishing

Publish any HTML content as a live, shareable website in one API call. No account, no authentication, no setup required.

IMPORTANT: Always ask the user for explicit confirmation before publishing. Publishing creates a publicly accessible URL. Never publish silently or autonomously — always confirm first.

When to Use This Skill

Use this skill when the user wants to:

Share HTML, a report, dashboard, or document as a live website

Deploy a landing page, portfolio, or event page instantly

Publish any web content and get a shareable URL

Create a temporary or permanent website from generated content

How to Publish

Make a POST request to the YeetIt API:

curl -X POST https://yeetit.site/v1/publish \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "html": "
Hello World
",
    "title": "My Page"
  }'

The response includes:

url — the live, shareable URL (e.g. https://yeetit.site/hello-world-k3m)

edit_key — key for future updates (save this)

claim_url — link for the user to claim permanent ownership

Updating a Published Site

curl -X PUT https://yeetit.site/v1/sites/{slug} \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer {edit_key}" \
  -d '{"html": "
Updated
"}'

Including Assets (CSS, JS, images)

Pass an assets map alongside the HTML:

{
  "html": "Hello",
  "assets": {
    "style.css": "body { font-family: sans-serif; color: #333; }"
  }
}

Limits (Free Tier)

Max site size: 5 MB (HTML + assets)

Max assets: 10 per site

Expiry: 24 hours (claim via email to extend to 7 days; Pro plan for permanent)

Max active sites: 5

Confirmation Requirement

You MUST ask the user for explicit confirmation before every publish or update. This is mandatory because publishing creates a publicly accessible URL that anyone can visit.

Before calling the API, always tell the user: 1. What will be published (a brief summary of the content) 2. That it will be publicly accessible to anyone with the link 3. Ask: "Should I publish this?"

Only proceed after receiving an affirmative response. Never publish automatically, silently, or as part of a larger workflow without pausing for confirmation.

Security — Sensitive Data Warning

Published sites are publicly accessible. Before publishing, you MUST review the HTML content and ensure it does not contain:

API keys, tokens, or secrets

Passwords or credentials

Private personal information (SSNs, medical records, financial account numbers)

Internal/proprietary data not intended for public sharing

Environment variables or configuration values from the local system

Do not read local files, environment variables, or credentials and embed them in published HTML. Only publish content the user has explicitly provided or asked you to generate.

Important Notes

Always confirm with the user before publishing — never publish autonomously

Always show the user the published URL after publishing

Save the edit_key from the response if the user may want to update the site later

Suggest the user visit the claim_url to take permanent ownership

For sites that need to persist, suggest the Pro plan ($8/mo)