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MindrianOS

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Publishing Vercel pages

Your room is a folder of thinking. When you want to show it to someone, MindrianOS turns it into a clean, live web page. Non-technical stakeholders work off these result pages, not the terminal.

The job this does

When you need to show your work to an investor, advisor, or your team, you want to a polished live page without building a website, so you can they see investor-ready output in one link, not a folder of files.

In plain terms

The room is your workshop. The published page is the showroom. One command takes what is in the workshop and stands it up as a showroom on the web, with its own link you can send to anyone.

Built-in publish commands

Each turns part of your room into a shareable view:

  1. 1
    /mos:present opens the six-view presentation: dashboard, wiki, deck, insights, diagrams, graph.
  2. 2
    /mos:publish deploys the presentation to a live URL.
  3. 3
    /mos:snapshot creates a project hub page: a single index that links every view.

How to deploy

You need the Vercel CLI once (npm install -g vercel then vercel login, free account). After that, publishing is one command from inside your room.

/mos:publish

Larry builds the page, deploys it, and gives you back a live link to share.

If your page returns 401

A 401 means the deployment is private.

By default Vercel can protect a fresh deployment behind login. Open the project in your Vercel dashboard, find Deployment Protection in settings, and set it to public. Re-open the link and it loads for anyone.

The project hub

One index for everything

Run /mos:snapshot to create a hub page: a single front door that links the dashboard, wiki, deck, and graph. Send one link; the reader navigates the rest.

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