Your first service

Start with something small and useful.

A research table. A product catalog. A calculation you repeat. Your AI assistant helps turn it into something another person can use.

Get the setup prompt See the steps

Public beta · Start free · Runs on your computer

Bob chooses a few useful cards from a larger collection.

Start with your assistant

You describe it.
Your assistant prepares it.

Open Codex or Claude Code.Use a project where the assistant can read the file you want to share.
Pick a small first example.A spreadsheet exported as CSV, a JSON or SQLite catalog, or a small function.
Paste these instructions.Your assistant should show a preview before asking to publish.

The native setup supports Apple Silicon macOS and Linux x86_64/arm64. A chat-only assistant cannot run this workflow. Read the setup guide.

Instructions for your assistant

Help me share a small dataset or tool with Froglet. Read https://froglet.dev/publish/agent.md. First ask what I want to share and who should be able to use it. Use the configured Froglet tool or a verified installation. Explain the supported access controls and their limits. Propose the smallest useful selection, show what is included and omitted, prepare a separate snapshot or function, and verify an example through Froglet itself. Keep credentials and confidential material out of public metadata and examples. Ask me separately before persistent installation and before publishing the exact package and access settings. Start free. Preserve my existing files and agent settings. Report local verification, public reachability, and recipient execution separately.

Read the full instructions

You make the decisions

Four moments.
No surprise publication.

01 / Choose

Decide what leaves your desk.

Your assistant proposes useful fields or a small operation. You see what will be included and omitted. The original files stay intact.

02 / Preview

Try a real example.

The selected package is tested locally through Froglet. Review its result and the exact information it exposes.

03 / Approve

Publish the version you reviewed.

Installation and publication are separate decisions. Check the package, public example, access settings, limits, and free price before approving.

04 / Share

Send a link. Let someone use it.

The recipient’s assistant checks the service and makes its own call. If it requires an invitation, send the access file separately through a trusted channel. The link alone does not grant access.

Bob looks after the service running on his own computer.

After you publish

It still belongs
on your terms.

Keep the host running.Your computer needs to stay awake and online. Managed always-on hosting is outside this release.
Review every new version.Changed source files need a new preview and approval. Nothing is republished automatically.
Pause when you need to.Your assistant can pause, resume, restore a validated version, or unpublish. Ask it to “Open Froglet status” to check health.

A good first experiment

Use a small, non-confidential example. This is a public beta: clean-machine and first-time-user qualification are still pending. Verify the immutable release before installing, and review the exact public material before publishing.

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