Show HN: Static AI artifact platform for own AWS account
shimesu shimesu (示す, "to show") is an open-source, self-hosted static publishing platform for AWS, built for AI-generated artifacts. Every command is non-interactive and machine-readable by design, so AI agents can publish, inspect, and remove sites without human intervention. There is no hosted control plane, application server, build service, or required third-party runtime.
- ▪shimesu shimesu (示す, "to show") is an open-source, self-hosted static publishing platform for AWS, built for AI-generated artifacts.
- ▪Every command is non-interactive and machine-readable by design, so AI agents can publish, inspect, and remove sites without human intervention.
- ▪There is no hosted control plane, application server, build service, or required third-party runtime.
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shimesu shimesu (示す, "to show") is an open-source, self-hosted static publishing platform for AWS, built for AI-generated artifacts. When an AI agent produces a report, presentation, plan, visualization, or any static output, one command gives it a stable HTTPS URL — while the AWS account, domain, content, and bill remain yours. $ shimesu publish ./report.html --yes ✓ Published site 'report' URL: https://report.static.example.com Deployment: 01EXAMPLEDEPLOYMENT Files: 1 Uploaded: 1 Skipped: 0 Deleted: 0 Typical artifacts: AI-generated reports and dashboards, slide decks, data visualizations, Markdown documents, personal sites, and arbitrary static assets.
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