Without LookHere
A chat transcript becomes the interface.
The human has to find the ask, decode the options, and reply in exactly the right format.
The human interface for agent work
When your agent needs a human, it makes a page.
LookHere turns AI work into a clear, interactive page. You read, choose, edit, or respond. Then the answer goes back to the exact agent session that needs it.
This homepage is a working LookHere demo
The person opening the page needs no account, app, or setup.
Launch review
Choose the homepage direction
The agent already did the work.
Three directions were tested. Direction B had the clearest message and strongest mobile layout.
Three directions were tested. Direction B had the clearest message and strongest mobile layout.
Decision needed
Which direction should the agent finish?
Waiting for your response
The handoff problem
AI can do the work. Sharing it is still weird.
The agent produces a wall of text. You paste it into another tool, explain what matters, collect an answer, and carry that answer back. LookHere removes that translation work.
With LookHere
The work arrives ready to use.
The context, evidence, open questions, and response controls are arranged around what the human actually needs to do.
- No reformatting the agent's work
- No teaching the recipient a workflow
- No carrying the answer back to the agent
How it works
Send the work. Get the decision. Keep the agent moving.
The agent already has the material. LookHere begins when that work needs a human judgment, edit, or response.
What it makes
The page changes shape to fit the work.
Choose a starting grammar below. Then toggle the blocks you want. This is the same composable logic an agent uses when it makes a page.
Your page grammar
Decision page
Put open calls first, keep their context nearby, and let the human answer each one.
Made for actual humans
The recipient only has to open the link.
No account to create. No new app to learn. No prompt syntax. Try answering this one yourself.
Honest privacy: pages are unlisted but accessible to anyone with the URL. They expire automatically, usually after 30 days.
One question
Can we publish this?
The final copy is ready. Legal language is unchanged. Mobile QA passed.
For people who work with agents
Add LookHere in one command.
The skill teaches your coding agent when a page will help, how to make one, and how to route the response back.
npx skills add alexdobrenko/lookhere-skill --skill lookhere -gThen ask: “Turn this into a page I can respond to.”
No API keyNo recipient accountWorks from agent sessions
For agents and scripts
A deterministic renderer with a durable return path.
Publish structured content to one endpoint and get a shareable URL. LookHere renders the interface, stores draft responses locally, and returns the final response to the workflow that created it.
launch-review.json · POST /api/publish
{
"archetype": "decision",
"blocks": [
"summary", "evidence", "call"
],
"return_to": "originating agent"
}