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What changes when an AI agent can publish to the public web

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What changes when an AI agent can publish to the public web
Summary

The article examines the design challenges of allowing AI agents to generate public web links, moving beyond simple CDN dumps to address access control, data exposure, and reputation. It advocates for a tool-based approach via MCP (Model Context Protocol), using typed functions like `publish_site(visibility="private")`, `set_link_expiry`, `add_to_allowlist`, and `get_analytics` to enforce private-by-default, revocability, and expiry policies. A key guardrail ensures agents can draft and stage links, but flipping to fully public remains a human-reviewed step to prevent accidental exposure.

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