A spec the team can read and comment on
This is the product spec for Live Viewer Presence, covering the problem, goals and non-goals, user stories, requirements, and open questions. It's the reference doc for anyone building or reviewing the feature.
Why a page beats the file
Usually it's a wall of text doc or a Confluence page that engineers skim once and then ping you about anyway.
A page structures a spec the way engineers actually read it, so fewer questions get asked twice. You revise a requirement after review without a new doc version, and comments attach to the exact section in question instead of piling up in a side thread.
Make your own
Copy this prompt, paste it into your AI, and it builds a page like this. Then host it on ShareMyPage and share one link.
Create a single self-contained HTML page for a product spec or PRD. Include the problem, goals and non-goals, user stories, requirements, and open questions. Structured, calm, documentation-style design with clear headings. Everything inline. Give me the finished page as a downloadable .html file I can save.
Got the HTML back from your AI?
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Got your page? Give it a home.
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“It has become my go-to place for reports, dashboards, analyses, and proposals. Love that I can keep everything organized in folders, update things over time, and just share one page instead of a bunch of links and documents. It's made it much easier for everyone to review, comment, stay aligned, and always have the latest version.”