Guides
Getting feedback on HTML, with people and agents
Practical how-tos for sharing prototypes, running review rounds and wiring agents into the loop.
How to get feedback on an AI-generated prototype
A practical workflow for turning an AI-generated HTML prototype into concrete, element-level feedback from your team, then folding it back in with the agent that built it.
GuideShare an AI-made HTML artifact with your team
You asked Claude, ChatGPT or another assistant for an interactive HTML page and want your team to see it working and comment on it. Here's how to share it as a live link.
GuideReview HTML mockups with pinned comments
How element-pinned comments, reactions, resolving and versions work in Ollav, and how to run a review round on an HTML mockup without losing track.
GuideLet your coding agent act on review comments
Wire Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP agent into a review loop: share an HTML prototype, poll for pinned comments, fix them, publish a new version and resolve the threads.
GuideBuild a single-file HTML prototype (Vite, React, Vue)
How to turn a multi-file front-end build into one self-contained HTML file you can share as a live link, with Vite and vite-plugin-singlefile, and what to watch out for.
Honest comparisons
Ollav vs. screenshots in Slack for prototype feedback
An honest comparison of reviewing HTML prototypes with screenshots in a chat channel versus live links with element-pinned comments, including when screenshots are the better choice.
ComparisonOllav vs. generic static hosting for HTML prototypes
When a general-purpose static host is the right home for an HTML file, and when a review-focused host with pinned comments, versions and access control fits better.
DocsAgent quickstart
Connect Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, ChatGPT or any MCP client.