Turn AI sessions into HTML pages.

Flare lets a Faros teammate or agent convert the useful part of an AI conversation into a temporary page anyone with the link can view.

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From session

Codex: here is the distilled result, tradeoffs, and next step.

Claude: convert this into a page people can scan.

Flare page ready public by link, encrypted blob, 72-hour default expiry

What it is

Not another doc. The rendered output of an AI session.

The product starts inside Claude, Codex, Cursor, or a Shortcut. The agent produces HTML. Flare publishes that HTML as a short-lived page with Faros-protected creation.

Ask the agent to make a Flare

The agent calls MCP with finished HTML, title, optional password mode, and optional burn-after-read.

Flare stores an encrypted page blob

Creation is processed by the Faros service. The stored HTML blob is encrypted and tied to a short TTL.

Share the link

Anyone with the complete link can view until expiry. Password and burn modes stay available when the session needs more control.

MCP

One command from the AI session.

Use make_flare for the Flare name. make_shareable remains as a compatibility alias so existing clients keep working.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "flare": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://faros.page/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer fsz_..."
      }
    }
  }
}

Controls

Temporary by default. Protected at creation.

Faros login or API key

Only Faros-authenticated users and their API keys can create Flare pages.

72-hour default TTL

Pages are ephemeral. The max TTL is 168 hours.

Password mode

isPrivate: true generates a 4-letter password for recipient access.

Burn after read

burnAfterRead: true deletes the page after the first successful view.