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Run publish.sh with the file or directory path, for example bash publish.sh my-site/ --client hermes. The script creates the publish, uploads files, and finalizes it, then prints the live site URL. Place index.html at the root of the directory you publish.

Pass the --slug flag with the site's slug to publish.sh, which switches the request from create to update. For anonymous sites, the claim token is auto-loaded from .herenow/state.json; authenticated updates require a saved API key.

Yes, sites published without an API key expire after 24 hours. The script returns a claim URL you can use to keep the site permanently, but claim tokens are only returned once and cannot be recovered.

Request a one-time sign-in code via the /api/auth/agent/request-code endpoint with your email, then verify it at the verify-code endpoint to receive an API key. Save it to ~/.herenow/credentials with chmod 600 permissions.

Yes, use drive.sh share with a scoped token specifying read or write permissions, a narrow path prefix, and a short TTL. The receiving agent uses the token as a Bearer header and must respect the pathPrefix and preserve ETags on writes.

Individual Drive files are limited to 500 MB per upload, and oversized files are skipped during folder imports. Drive contents are private by default and are not accessible as public URLs unless shared with a scoped token.