Just Publish.

By Just.

Overview

Just Publish puts websites online. You build the page in ChatGPT - a landing page, a portfolio, a one-page site for your business - and Just Publish makes it live at a shareable URL, right from the conversation. ChatGPT sends the static files (HTML, CSS, JS, images) and gets back a working link anyone can open, with no build step and no command line. You sign in once, and every site you publish is saved to your account: change a headline, update a page, or add a new one, and see it live right away. It's for anyone who built a page with AI and just wants it online.

Tools

deploy

ChatGPT

Publishes a new website from static files (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, images) and returns its public URL and site id. Each call creates a new site under the signed-in account; it does not modify or replace an existing site. Changes to a published site are made with update_site_file. It serves static files only: it does not install dependencies, run a build, or host server-side logic or databases.

get_site_files

ChatGPT

Returns the files of a site owned by the signed-in account: a manifest with each file's path, size and content type, the contents of the text files, and the site's current version for use with update_site_file. The optional paths parameter limits which file contents are returned; the manifest always lists every file.

list_sites

ChatGPT

Lists the websites owned by the signed-in account: live URL, site id, live or archived status, when each was last updated, and any connected custom domain, most recently updated first.

update_site_file

ChatGPT

Writes new content to one or more named files on a site owned by the signed-in account and leaves every other file unchanged. An existing file is overwritten with the content provided and the previous content is not kept. Files cannot be deleted and index.html cannot be removed. The optional expected_version rejects the write if the site changed since it was read.