foliodrop-dsh-publish

You are deep in a DeepSeek Harness session and the Agent has just produced a polished HTML component, a well-structured Markdown doc, or an annotated SVG, but there is no friction-free way to hand someone a shareable link. foliodrop-dsh-publish closes that gap with a single prompt: user-approved output goes to FolioDrop and a stable public URL comes back, all without leaving the chat.

The pipeline is HTML-first. Complete HTML documents are published byte-for-byte with zero rewriting, while Markdown, JSON, code blocks, and SVG are transformed into portable, self-contained pages. Before anything is uploaded, the Harness confirmation card asks you to keep the proposed settings, switch the page to hidden, disable search indexing, or cancel outright, so no URL is ever created without an explicit go-ahead. Credentials flow through an OAuth authorization-code exchange with PKCE S256, and the long-lived key is stored in the Harness credential seam, never echoed in the conversation. The publish origin is hard-pinned to foliodrop.app, eliminating any risk of redirection to an operator-configured host. Search indexing is off by default and requires explicit consent on every publish.

This plugin is a natural fit for developers who build front-end prototypes, author technical documentation, generate data visualizations, or share code snippets inside DeepSeek Harness. No templates to scaffold, no servers to configure, no terminal context-switching: one sentence and one confirmation turn finished Agent output into a stable, externally reachable URL.