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Create Your First Page

SecondPage turns work into a durable Page that people can open, review, share, and update over time. You can publish a Page by asking a connected agent, or by uploading files yourself directly in the app.

When To Use A Page

Use a Page when the output should live outside a chat thread. Good examples include project briefs, customer-facing guides, research summaries, lightweight dashboards, and decision records.

If the work is still exploratory, stay in chat until the goal is clear. Publish when the result is ready for review, reuse, or sharing.

Create The Page With An Agent

  1. Decide what the Page should accomplish.
  2. Ask your agent to publish the work to SecondPage.
  3. Open the SecondPage URL the agent gives you.
  4. Review the Page as a reader, not just as the original requester.
  5. Leave comments or Edits if something needs to change.
  6. Share the Page when it is ready.

Create The Page By Uploading Files Yourself

If you already have finished files (an exported HTML bundle, a folder of static assets), you do not need an agent. Use the Upload button in the sidebar, or drag files or a folder anywhere onto the Home or Pages screen. Choose Upload File or Upload Folder, confirm the files SecondPage detected, and publish. This creates a normal Page with the same sharing, review, and revision behavior described in this guide.

Example Agent Request

Use plain language. Tell the agent the audience, the purpose, and whether the Page should stay private while you review it.

Create a SecondPage Page for my team that summarizes this customer research.
Make it easy to scan, include the key findings and recommended next steps, and
keep it private until I review it.

When the agent is finished, it should return a SecondPage URL and a short note about what it published.

What To Check Before Sharing

  • The title clearly describes the Page.
  • The content is accurate and complete enough for the intended audience.
  • Links, buttons, embedded files, and interactive elements work.
  • The visibility setting matches the audience.
  • Any sensitive information has been removed before public sharing.

Revise The Page

SecondPage is built for iteration. If you see something that needs work, leave a specific comment or Edit on the Page. Your agent can read that feedback and publish an updated version while preserving the same durable URL.