Publish and share the tools you make.
Everyone's building small creative tools with their agents now. Twist gives them a place to live, and a link to share.
start publishingpublish in one prompt
Tell Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent to publish this to twist. No agent? Drop the folder on the publish page. Either way you get a link in seconds.

a link for every tool
Hosted at twist.tools/you/tool. Once it's public, anyone can open it and use it right there, no install, and it posts with a preview card like this one.
save and remix other people's tools
Save the ones you use and find them in one place. Remix makes your own private copy to change, credited to the person who made it.
all your tools, one place
twist.tools/you has every public tool you've made, ready to use. Someone who likes one finds the rest.
get started
Connect once, then publish from any folder.
- 01connectAdd Twist to your agent.
- 02publishAsk it, in your tool's folder:
publish this to twist - 03shareMake it public and send the link:twist.tools/gunni/midi-pads
questions
what can I publish?
A web page that does something: an index.html with its scripts, styles and files. Built files, no server code, up to 25 MB. What a tool needs
which agents work?
Claude on the web, desktop and in Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, and anything else that connects to MCP servers. No agent? Drop a folder on the publish page.
who can see my tools?
Only you, until you make one public. Then anyone with the link can use it, and it shows on your profile.
can a tool call APIs or load fonts?
Yes, if you list the sites in a twist.json next to index.html (up to 20, and *.example.com works). Everything else is blocked. Only APIs that work without a secret key are supported: keys can't go in the code, and asking visitors for theirs is against the terms.
can people copy my tool?
Yes, unless you turn remixes off for that tool. A remix starts as their own private copy, credited to you. They can change it and make it public.





