---
title: display.dev skill
description: One-command install for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes via npx skills add.
slug: /docs/skill
group: publishing
updatedAt: 2026-05-15
---

The display.dev skill teaches your AI assistant to publish, share, and sign in to display.dev from natural-language prompts like "publish this", "share with the org", or "make a private link".

## Install

```sh
npx skills add display-dev/skill --skill display-dev
```

The command works the same across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, and Hermes.

## Capabilities

Once installed, your assistant can:

- **Publish HTML or Markdown.** Anonymous or authenticated. Returns the artifact's URL.
- **Sign in** via email OTP, or via SSO when your org requires it.
- **Change visibility and sharing** — public, company, or private; add and remove email allowlists.
- **Iterate on comments.** When reviewers leave comments on a published artifact, the assistant watches the thread, fetches the current version, edits the source, republishes with the artifact ID and base version, and replies or resolves in the same session.

## Without an account

The first publish doesn't need a display.dev account. You get a public preview URL plus a single-use 30-day [claim link](/docs/claimable); open it and sign in to convert the artifact to your organization with a permanent URL.

Sharing, renaming, SSO sign-in, and multi-file workflows need an account. The skill walks you through email-OTP sign-up the first time you ask for one of those.

## Authoring for dsp.so

Artifacts served on `*.dsp.so` get a light/dark theme toggle in the page chrome. The skill's instructions tell your assistant to branch the artifact's CSS on `[data-theme="dark"]`, so generated artifacts work in both palettes.