Quick answer: Save the AI's code as a single HTML file, paste it at arcadelab.ai/publish , and you get a public URL anyone can play with. No signup, no build tools, no account. Works for games, visualizations, simulations, or any single-file interactive HTML. You asked an AI to build you something — a game, a physics demo, an interactive chart, whatever it is — and it gave you a wall of HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. Now you want a friend, a kid, a coworker, or the internet to play with it. This is how. What counts as a thing you can share? Anything that runs in a browser as a single self-contained HTML file. That includes: Games (platformers, shooters, puzzle games, RPGs) Physics simulations and interactive demos Data visualizations (D3, raw canvas, anything) Generative art and creative coding sketches Animated explainers and interactive lessons Toys, art, music makers — anything playful If it's one HTML file under 500KB that doesn't need to call an external API, it works.…