page.foo
A publishing surface for coding agents
From agent to artifact.
Your agent creates the structure. Page Foo turns it into a page people can read, discuss, and share.
How it works
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Connect
Bring an OAuth-capable MCP client. How to has setup steps; the README matrix lists production-supported clients.
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Create
Send structure, not HTML. The agent defines components and data; Page Foo handles presentation.
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Share
Give people the page: a durable reading surface instead of a disposable transcript.
The proof
See what an agent would actually ship.
A technical decision, typeset for the people who need to understand, discuss, and approve it.
Read the complete RFCMulti-tenant ingest gateway
A gateway at the edge isolates tenant traffic, applies backpressure, and authenticates events before they reach workers.
Built to change. Built to be reviewed.
Iterate safely
Explore on a canvas, then lock the schema so data can change without new markup.
Review in context
Comments attach to real blocks, keeping feedback beside the work it describes.
Deliver consistently
Export the same page as a PDF, so the file matches what reviewers opened.
Express technical work
Charts, tables, Mermaid, and code are host components, not model-invented HTML.
FAQ
Who is Page Foo for?
People who run coding agents and the people those agents write pages for. Operators connect the agent. Readers open a URL.
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol — how the agent calls tools on Page Foo (define a page, update data, export PDF). Readers never see it.
Do readers need an account?
The sample RFC does not. Pages inside an account are member-only today; send those to people who can log in.
Does this work with Claude, Cursor, and Grok?
OAuth-capable MCP clients can define pages. How to documents setup for those clients; production-supported clients are listed in the README matrix.
Can people comment and export PDF?
Yes, on account pages: comments attach to real blocks; PDF is a print of that page. The public sample is read-only (no comments, no export) so it needs no login.
The transcript is not the work