You can share your projects with the world in three different ways. First, get a secret link that only people you tell can open. Second, list your project in a public gallery where anyone can find it. Third, push your source code to GitHub so others can copy and run it themselves. These actions are separate. You can use one, two, or all three.
URL access and dashboard discoverability are two different things. A project can have a working link but not be listed in the gallery. Or it can be listed but the link is broken. Always check the current status instead of guessing from past actions.
Only services that run an HTTP server can get a public URL. Tasks and scripts cannot. This skill helps you share what you have built with others easily.
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mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/community-publishProject
mkdir -p .claude/skills/community-publishSource Repository
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