Pages and publishing

All that context deserves a clear way to share it.

Your agent has gathered the research, files, and decisions. Ask it to turn them into a brief, presentation, or interactive report, publish it with the right access, and revise the same page as the work changes.

Read the guide Start with a prompt

Example project ACORN STUDIO

Research notesProject filesTool results

“Make this a clear decision brief for the team. Publish it in Fermium.”

ACORN / DECISION BRIEF

The detail is here.
The next step is clear.

A guided checklist is the next step to test. The brief brings the evidence and alternatives together.

01 The recommendation02 The evidence03 The tradeoffs

Version 1 · ready to share

ACCESS

Only people you add can open it.

acorn.example/decision-brief

Try the sharing choices or update the example. Demo only.

Build from what your agent knows

Use the notes, files, research, and tool results already in your agent's context. It organizes the detail into a readable page and publishes it.

Choose who can open it

Keep a page Restricted to the people you add, give a client a Password link, or share it with Anyone with the link.

Improve it at the same URL

Ask for a revision or edit in the app. Readers keep their link, and available version history gives you a way back.

Make it your own

A prompt to get you started.

Connect your AI to Fermium, replace the bracketed details, and bring the source material.

Turn [brief] into a clear project page with the goals, deliverables, and next steps. Publish it in [folder] and give [audience] access. When I provide changes, update that same page and keep its link.

Read the setup guide

What to know

Create with a connected AI tool or upload files you already have. Readers only need a browser, not an AI account. Anyone with the link opens for anyone who has it, so use Restricted or Password for private work. Links expire after 30 days unless you keep them.

Questions about pages and publishing

What can I publish from my AI tool?

Turn the research, notes, and files in your agent's context into an HTML page, a Markdown guide, or a shared file. A project brief can link to supporting material; an interactive report can include controls that help readers explore the result. Connect your AI through MCP, then describe the output and its intended audience.

Can I revise a page after sharing it?

Yes. Ask your agent to update the existing document, or edit it in Fermium. Revisions keep the document's URL, so readers can return to the same link for the latest version. Keep links you need beyond the default 30-day expiry, and use available version history when you need an earlier revision.

Do readers need the same AI tool?

Readers open the published page in a browser. They do not need the AI account that created it. Choose Restricted for named people, Password for a protected link, or Anyone with the link when everyone who receives the URL should be able to open it.