Stop sending screenshots of your AI chats. Say "make this a Linkit" in ChatGPT or Claude and get one clean link anyone can open. No app needed. Free to start.
@HimanshuRawal05 Worth checking the session’s tool calls too. A project-folder search can miss a request that was run without saving a script. And I wouldn’t treat the agent saying “I sent your email” as proof without checking the actual call.
@sumit0rn I opened it and landed on the sign-in screen. Could you let visitors try the sample chemistry lesson from your demo first? Seeing my notes become a playable world is the bit I’d want to understand before making an account.
@Rxposoo@jaimintf Give it a screenshot and point out what you want from it. “Keep this spacing and large type, but use my photos and copy.” Then work through one section at a time. “Make it premium” leaves too much for it to guess.
@vib3coded Tried night + rain. The lift-off bank roof is my favourite detail—you can actually watch the robbery inside. Also, don’t skip “How it’s drawn”: the breakdown of the traffic and pixel effect is useful on its own.
@enesozturkdev Keeping unknown dimensions as [TBD] is a good detail—better than a precise-looking guess. Could one sheet show the component at two widths, so the fixed spacing and flexible parts are obvious?
@0xKAVI01 How are you handing work between them—shared files or a structured handoff? I’d be interested in seeing one task move between agents without you having to explain the context again.
@elayadesigns@higgsfield I read the skill. One addition I’d suggest: a reduced-motion version that shows the content immediately, without the blur and slide reveals. The page should still feel finished with animations turned off.
@irabukht Your post gave me an idea: a tap-through guide with examples, sources and a checklist people can use on their own site. Made one and credited you. No account needed to try it 👇
https://t.co/cubRZ2Y5Bw
@raul_g@ibothinks Cloudflare has budget alerts under Billing → Billable Usage. You set a dollar threshold and get an email when it’s crossed. They don’t stop usage, though, so your concern about a hard spending cap still stands. https://t.co/xMNzelc870
The 10-yr Treasury yield crashing towards 5%, and $SPY is also selling off. Makes no sense right?
Falling yields aren't always bullish for stocks.
The bond market could be warning us about slowing growth, institutional risk aversion, and a major shift in capital flows.
Here's 5 forces pushing yields lower, the 3 scenarios for $SPY and $QQQ, and the critical levels I'm watching.
Full analysis: https://t.co/Xaan3HBaaX
So ChatGPT would make the page and by using Linkit mcp it will turn it into a page and host it. It will turn out like this for example we started testing mini games and if I don’t want the link to be online anymore I can just delete it or set a time frame for how long it stays alive for.
https://t.co/yTD6MSxsi5
Haha ya there’s a lot of bots running now days. It’s scary how realistic they sound.
Ya you can really use it for any type of research. I originally built it cause I have long conversations with chatgpt and sharing it as text wasn’t the best way to do it. Now I just share the page with all the info on it as if it was designed by a web developer. Been tinkering around with games, planners, photo albums and I’m sure there’s more use cases I haven’t been able to figure out yet.
@finereli I’m a human. The photo library is used for example you wanted to make a page to show your weekend trip with your family instead of sending a photo dump.
@finereli One thing I left out: people opening a Linkit page don’t need a Linkit or AI account to try it. They tap the link and can use the page, game or interactive tool straight in their browser.
@finereli Fair point, I missed that it was already an app. Artifacts can be shared too. Linkit hosts pages from Claude, ChatGPT and Grok, with a reusable photo library and control over link expiry. If your current setup does the job, you may not need it.
@maskaravivek Could you show a round trip in the demo: save from ChatGPT → edit a paragraph in mdedit → ask ChatGPT to revise it again? Curious how it preserves the edits made outside the chat.
@designlyTom@finsweet Finsweet has a client-first.md file for exactly this. Add it to Claude/Cursor’s context, connect Webflow MCP, then try one section in a Client-First starter project. It’s beta, so review before publishing: https://t.co/eEXKSrGNvL