share one page as a link in the colour you choose, make a card of a fact, and publish a skill to the community.
sharing · step 1 of 3
share and publish
nothing in innernet is shared until you share it. and when you do, a link opens exactly what you shared: that page or that folder, never the thing next to it.
share a page
- open the page (or folder) and press share, bottom left.
- check what it's called. that's the title a visitor sees.
- who it opens for: anyone with the link, or only you. switching takes effect at once, either way.
- the ground this link opens in: turn the dial at the bottom left. it can follow your own ground as you change it, or keep one colour just for this link.
- press post it live. copy the link, send it…, or download its qr code.
the studio shows how many times the link has been opened. change anything later and press update the link. let this link go closes it for everyone.
a visitor sees the page read-only, wearing your netti and your name. at the foot, one quiet invitation to start their own innernet. that's the only thing it asks of them.
a card of a fact
in your inbox or in you → private, press share on a fact, a quote or a pattern. the share card makes a picture of it: choose the size, the look, whether netti is on it, and what goes on the picture. then save it and post it wherever you like.
skills
a skill is a page that teaches an ai how to do something: plan a trip the way i like, review a pull request our way. it carries a short label saying what it lets you do, when to use it, and who wrote it. hand any ai the link and it learns the skill.
make one
ask your ai: turn how we plan trips into a skill in my trip project. the page appears in the project's skills folder, and in the skills space with all your others.
publish it
- open the skill and press share.
- choose anyone with the link, and post it live.
- it appears on the community under your name.
bring someone else's
found a great skill in a repo, a gist, or a post? paste the link to your ai and say publish this skill to the community. it goes up under their name, with yours beside it as who brought it. they get a short note to say so.
keep one from the community
find me a skill for writing release notes searches the community. keep that one saves a private copy in your memory, credited to whoever wrote it.
the reference for all of this is sharing in the docs.
next, and last: keep it yours.
every chapter
one memory, every ai tool.
innernet is memory your ai tools read live: every project, every decision, every skill, in one place, connected once.