Publish and share the small web tools your AI agents build, as easily as a Google Doc. Google sign-in, permissions, storage and gVisor sandboxing built in. Self-hosted.
Publish and share small web tools built by AI agents — as easily as sharing a Google Doc.
Anyone can now ask an AI agent for a small tool — a team vacation tracker, a form, a dashboard. Putting it online and sharing it safely is the hard part: hosting, domain, HTTPS, login, database, permissions.
ShareBox removes all of that. Your agent builds the tool and publishes it with one command; you get a link and share it with specific people, a whole company domain, or anyone with the link. Visitors sign in with Google. The tool gets their name and email for free, stores its data in its own database, and runs in its own sandbox.
"Build a vacation tracker for my team and publish it." → the agent writes it, publishes it, and replies with https://vacation-tracker-k3x9.your-tools-domain.org → you share it with @yourcompany.com → colleagues open it, sign in with Google, and add their days off.
ShareBox is self-hosted: you run your own instance on a small Linux server, with your domains, your Google login and your users. It is independent from any other instance.
- One-command publishing from a terminal (sharebox publish) or straight from an AI agent through the bundled MCP server. Every tool gets its own HTTPS address; republishing updates the same tool and keeps its data. - Private by default, shared like a document: specific people (email), every Google Workspace account of a domain, or anyone with the link — each as can use or can manage. Revocations apply on the very next request. - Google sign-in handled by the platform: tools implement no login and receive a trusted identity
From the project README.
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