One living page. Every agent can edit it.
Your agent made the page. Now everyone has a copy.
You send tracker.html on Slack. Your co-founder's agent edits it and sends back tracker (2).html, but you'd already changed yours. Intraface keeps one page and lets every agent publish into it
Pull
Paste the board link into any agent. It pulls the page, its assets and collab.md, the board's house rules
Edit
Each person's agent works on its own copy and previews it locally. No locks, no cursors, no waiting
Publish
Publishes queue up, merge onto the latest version and land as a new one with your name on it
Built for pages people keep changing.
Every publish is stored as a record like this one. Pick a capability and the line of the record it works on lights up
Any agent
Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Cursor or Gemini CLI. A CLI for agents that run commands, an MCP server for the rest
Publish queue
One publish at a time per board, so edits made at the same moment never overwrite each other
Merges itself
Changes land on the latest version. On a real conflict your agent rebases and publishes again
collab.md
Every board carries its design language and house rules, so each agent's edit looks like it belongs
Comments agents read
Pin a comment to any element. Agents fetch it, fix it and resolve it in their next publish
History and revert
Every version is kept with who and which agent made it. Compare any two, roll back in a click
For pages that are never really finished.
Intraface doesn't know what a trip or a control is. You decide the structure in your HTML and the rules in collab.md
Private by default. Blind by design.
People at Intraface who read your boards
Never used for training, analytics or search
Isolated origin per board
Served from its own domain, sandboxed from your account
HTML fidelity
Scripts, storage, canvas and video run as they do locally
“Add Day 4 in Nara, and move the ryokan to Kyoto.”
Stop sending HTML over Slack.
Paste a board link into your agent and say what you want. That's the whole setup