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display.dev skill

One-command install for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes via npx skills add.

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The display.dev skill teaches your AI assistant to publish, share, and sign in to display.dev from natural-language prompts like "publish this", "share with the org", or "make a private link".

Install

sh
npx skills add display-dev/skill --skill display-dev

The command works the same across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes.

Capabilities

Once installed, your assistant can:

  • Publish HTML or Markdown. Anonymous or authenticated. Returns the artifact's URL.
  • Sign in via email OTP, or via SSO when your org requires it.
  • Change visibility and sharing — public, company, or private; add and remove email allowlists.
  • Iterate on comments. When reviewers leave comments on a published artifact, the assistant watches the thread, fetches the current version, edits the source, republishes with the artifact ID and base version, and replies or resolves in the same session.

Without an account

The first publish doesn't need a display.dev account. You get a public preview URL plus a single-use 30-day claim link; open it and sign in to convert the artifact to your organization with a permanent URL.

Sharing, renaming, SSO sign-in, and multi-file workflows need an account. The skill walks you through email-OTP sign-up the first time you ask for one of those.

Authoring for dsp.so

Artifacts served on *.dsp.so get a light/dark theme toggle in the page chrome. The skill's instructions tell your assistant to branch the artifact's CSS on [data-theme="dark"], so generated artifacts work in both palettes.

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