VibeDrop – an agent-native static host for AI-generated sites
Skill file as the product beats vendor-specific integrations for agent onboarding.
A lightweight static site hosting platform for your Tailscale network.
Tailscale-native hosting without auth layer—internal docs finally get speakable names.
Platform engineers and DevOps teams running internal documentation or tool dashboards within an existing Tailscale network.
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So this is kind of a middle ground: tspages let's you create new static websites very easily, say `design-system.funky-animal.ts.net`: Simply drag-and-drop a folder, archive, or file or send it with curl, and the site will be up in a second. Deployments are archived, and you can easily switch to an older deployment via API or UI.
Since tailscale requests carry identity, tspages checks authorization to create, deploy, or view sites against your tailnet policy: You can use an app capability to create different permissions for users or tags. This also allows for some very basic analytics for hosted sites.
Finally, tspages allows to upload a config file alongside your assets to set some configuration parameters for the site, like enable SPA fallback routing, custom headers, or redirection targets.
This project is very young, so there might be some rough edges, but it does work, runs stable, and the capability system is sound. Let me know what you think!
Skill file as the product beats vendor-specific integrations for agent onboarding.
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