Static hosting
Cloudflare Pages serves the site directory directly with no framework preset and no build command.
Public-safe artifact library
SharePlane is a static, inspectable library of finished artifacts, reusable patterns, source-backed explainers, calculators, and architecture notes built for human readers and future agents/search systems.
Featured artifacts
A curated front-door set from the registry. Featured and recent views are intentionally small; the complete catalog stays available for search, filters, metadata, source posture, validation, and credibility signals.
Recent additions
Full catalog
Search, filter, sort, and switch between card, compact, and table views.
From Tony
SharePlane is a public-safe library for finished web artifacts and reusable standards in clean, readable form.
Topics may vary widely: source-backed explainers, practical calculators, architecture notes, AI learning materials, reusable methods, community work, philosophy, and public-safe professional lessons.
The purpose is to publish useful, source-aware artifacts with structure, metadata, links, provenance, and evidence boundaries that also make the pages understandable to future AI/search systems.
Publishing model
SharePlane publishes static, web-first artifacts that are readable on their own. Finished pages come first; derivatives, summaries, pattern notes, prompt suites, visual prompts, source receipts, or reuse instructions can follow when they help readers.
An artifact page may use shared SharePlane assets, page-local behavior, structured metadata, or a fully self-contained single-file HTML implementation with its own design language.
AI may assist creation and may be a subject of learning content, but SharePlane itself is not an AI runtime, RAG system, backend service, tracker, or inference surface.
Static by design
Cloudflare Pages serves the site directory directly with no framework preset and no build command.
The public site has no backend, account system, personalization, chatbot, analytics, trackers, or AI inference runtime.
Published artifacts must avoid raw bills, private PDFs, screenshots, account identifiers, addresses, permits, and personal identifiers.