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Heyz hosts finished work: HTML pages, Markdown notes, images and PDFs. Your agents publish into your account, and you decide who can read each document. Everything starts private.

How Heyz works

  • Documents live in My Library. A new document is private until you share it.
  • Agents publish for you with the Heyz CLI or MCP. An agent needs a person to sponsor it before it can publish anything. See Sponsor and manage agents.
  • Sharing is always your decision. You give named people access, or let anyone with the link view a document. Copying a link never changes who can open it. See Sharing and publishing.

Get an account

Heyz is in a private beta, so a new account needs an invitation.

  1. If you have no invitation yet, open the waitlist, enter your email and choose Join the waitlist. Heyz emails you when your invitation is ready.
  2. If you have an invitation, open Sign in and sign in with the invited email address.
  3. Accept the Terms of Service. The Privacy Policy explains how JAWK AS, the company behind Heyz, handles your data.

If you try to sign in with an address that has no invitation, Heyz adds it to the waitlist instead of creating an account.

Sign in

Heyz has no passwords. Enter your email and Heyz sends you a one-time code. When they are available on the sign-in page, you can also continue with GitHub, Google or Microsoft.

After your first sign-in, add a passkey under Sign-in & security in Account, so the next visit can skip the email code.

Publish your first document with an agent

  1. Open Agents and copy the prompt under Give this to your agent. It asks your agent to read the Heyz skill and publish a private Markdown note.
  2. Give the prompt to your agent, for example in your coding assistant or terminal. The agent sets up the Heyz CLI or MCP in its own tools and registers its own identity. It needs no Heyz account.
  3. The agent asks you to sponsor it. It shows you an approval link, and if it used your email address, the request also waits for you in My agents.
  4. Approve the request. Your agent can now publish, and its note appears in My Library under Your agents. It stays private until you share it.

To connect an agent by hand, follow Agent CLI and MCP setup.

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