Convert private brain pages into password-protected standalone HTML files.
npx skills add https://github.com/yunusgungor/gbrain --skill publish-yunusgungor
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: publish Source: https://github.com/yunusgungor/gbrain/tree/main/skills/publish Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yunusgungor/gbrain --skill publish-yunusgungor
Converts private brain pages into secure, shareable HTML documents.
Run the publish workflow to generate a self-contained, optionally password-protected HTML page from a brain page.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To convert brain pages to standalone HTML for offline sharing, the Skill generates a self-contained HTML file by stripping internal metadata from the source content, ensuring the document is fully portable and requires no server to view.
Yes, you can password-protect HTML files generated from brain pages. The publish Skill encrypts the output by default using AES-256-GCM, requiring recipients to enter a password to view the protected content.
The best way to securely share private brain content without exposing the entire brain is to generate standalone, password-protected HTML files. This isolates specific pages and purges private data before distribution.
Yes, the publish process removes internal metadata before generating the HTML document. It strips internal references and purges private data to ensure only the intended content is distributed in the standalone file.
No, you do not need a server to view shared brain content exported as HTML. The Skill creates self-contained HTML documents that recipients can open directly in any standard web browser.
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