What this screen does
The Share page publishes your project to the public Showcase — a gallery anyone can browse, including visitors without an account. You choose artifact by artifact what becomes public; everything else stays private.
Typical workflow
- Review the artifact list and toggle what to share: the original prompt, discovery boards, the specification, the screen map, the entity / database / models diagrams, the entity data, and the generated code.
- Publish. The Showcase entry is a snapshot: it shows the project as it was at publish time and does not change as you keep working.
- Visitors browse your entry on the Showcase, open shared diagrams in a read-only viewer, and download the code as a zip if you shared it.
- Republish whenever you want the public snapshot to catch up with the project, or unpublish to take the entry down.
Examples & tips
- Share the prompt and specification together when you want the entry to tell a story — visitors can see what went in and what came out.
- Sharing code lets anyone download the zip; share it when you are proud of the result, keep it private while you are still iterating.
- The Showcase is public marketing for your work, but also for your ideas — do not share boards or specifications containing names, figures, or plans you would not put on your website.