Tutorial adds a confirm-first /share step to Claude Code

On November 6, 2026, DEV Community's AI section published a tutorial on adding a /share step to Claude Code that requires user confirmation. The walkthrough centers on a small helper script called share-html.sh plus a few lines of configuration in CLAUDE.md. Its premise is that Claude Code is good at writing HTML — a coverage table, a small dashboard, or a one-page prototype — but handing that file to a teammate is awkward, since you either paste a wall of markup into chat or end up parking the file somewhere permanent without intending to. With the script and the CLAUDE.md lines in place, Claude Code can turn a local HTML file into a public URL, but only after the user says yes in the conversation. The owner token used for publishing is stored locally and never appears in the model transcript. The provided material cuts off at Why not an, and the body text ends partway through the sentence, so the details of how the token is stored and the exact publish flow are not fully described in the available sources.