If Claude just built you a page, you should not have to download it, find it, and upload it somewhere. Connect Compartable to Claude once, and from then on those five words in any chat put the page live, on your account, private by default.
Ask Claude for a page, a dashboard, a prototype, anything that ends in HTML. When you like it, say "publish this to Compartable". Claude sends the page over the connection, and you get the live link back in the chat. Say "update the site with this version" later and the same page updates in place, with every earlier version kept in the project's history.
The connector can create sites on your account, update sites you own, and list your sites. It cannot read your chats (Compartable never sees Claude; Claude only pushes what you tell it to), cannot see other people's projects, cannot change who can view a site, and never handles your Compartable password. Everything it publishes is private to you until you decide otherwise on the project page. You can revoke the connection any time by removing the connector in Claude's settings. The full story, including what we store, is on the security page.