dak
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Turn any local artifact — HTML report, Markdown notes, dashboard, PDF, or directory — into a shareable https:// URL with one command, via free Cloudflare Workers hosting. Use whenever the user wants to SHARE or SEND generated output rather than attach it — "send me a link", "publish/share/host this", "put this online", "make this shareable" — or as the final step after generating a report/dashboard when a link back is expected. Two modes: snapshot (frozen) and live (updates on re-publish). NOT for deploying full applications, CI/CD, or git-based hosting.
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- LittleLittleCloud/The-Grand-Archivetheir own version, first seen Oct 25, 2026
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- Very specific: line 26
Check/set yours at: dash.cloudflare.com → Workers & Pages → Your subdomain
- Very specific: line 28
After setup, the URL is constructed locally as https://<name>.<subdomain>.workers.dev — no parsing of wrangler output needed.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Dak — local artifact → shareable URL
Dak turns a generated file into a link. An agent produces something — a report, a dashboard, notes, a diagram — and instead of handing over a file, it publishes and returns a URL.
Generate → Publish → Share link.
First-time setup
python3 scripts/dak.py setupInteractive prompts — walks through three values and saves them to ~/.dak/config.json:
- Cloudflare API token — create at
dash.cloudflare.com/profile/api-tokenswith permission: Workers Scripts: Edit - Account ID — visible in the Cloudflare dashboard sidebar under Workers & Pages
- workers.dev subdomain — convention is
<username>-dak(e.g.atharva-dak) Check/set yours at:dash.cloudflare.com → Workers & Pages → Your subdomain
After setup, the URL is constructed locally as https://<name>.<subdomain>.workers.dev
— no parsing of wrangler output needed.
Publishing
# live (default) — stable URL, updates on redeploy
python3 scripts/dak.py report.html
# snapshot — frozen, unique URL per publish
python3 scripts/dak.py report.html --mode snapshotPrints only the URL to stdout. Composes cleanly in agent pipelines.
Input types
.html→ served as-is..md/.markdown→ rendered to a clean HTML page (code, tables, links).- directory → deployed as-is; generates an index if none exists.
.pdf/ image → embedded in a minimal viewer page.- any other file → served with a download index.
Options
| Flag | Purpose |
--mode snapshot|live | default live |
--slug NAME | worker name for live mode; also base for snapshot names |
--title T | page <title> |
--dry-run | show URL + wrangler command without deploying |
Other commands
python3 scripts/dak.py doctor # check config + credentials
python3 scripts/dak.py list # all published artifacts
python3 scripts/dak.py unpublish <worker-name> # deletes the worker from Cloudflare
# AND removes it from the local manifestURL format
https://<worker-name>.<subdomain>.workers.dev
# snapshot: https://report-a1b2c3.atharva-dak.workers.dev
# live: https://portfolio.atharva-dak.workers.devConfig file
~/.dak/config.json — stores token, account ID, and subdomain.
~/.dak/manifest.json — local record of all published artifacts.
Credentials are read from config first, falling back to CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN /
CLOUDFLARE_ACCOUNT_ID env vars if config isn't set up yet.
Notes
- Free Cloudflare Workers: unlimited requests, no bandwidth cap.
- Nothing leaves the machine until a deploy command runs.
- The
wrangler.jsoncis written into a temp dir and deleted after deploy.
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