Host single-page HTML with shareable, co-editable links.
Push an HTML file from your terminal and get a private URL. Share it like a Google Doc — invite people, set link access, edit together in realtime. Built for the agent round-trip: agents push a plan, humans revise it in the browser, agents pull the latest before building.
Install the CLI
scribl ships on the public npm registry — no registry configuration required. Install it globally, then sign in.
- 1. Install globally with
npm i -g scribl. - 2. Run
scribl loginto authenticate.
# install globally from the public npm registry
npm i -g scribl
# authenticate (opens a browser for GitHub sign-in)
scribl loginPush, share, pull
The CLI reads your local HTML, validates it, and uploads it to versioned, private storage — you get back a URL you can open and share. Every command supports --json for scripting.
# publish a single-page HTML file and get a private URL
scribl push ./plan.html --title "Project plan"
# later, pull the latest human-revised version before you build
scribl pull <id> -o ./plan.htmlThe agent round-trip
single keeps a plan in sync between an agent and a human. The agent always pulls the current revision before it builds.
Agent pushes
An agent writes plan.html and runs scribl push to get a private URL.
Human edits
A human opens the link, edits blocks or raw code, and shares with reviewers.
Agent pulls
Before building, the agent runs scribl pull to fetch the current revision.
Agent builds
The agent implements from the up-to-date plan. The Skill enforces pull-first.