About and provenance
Explainers.fyi hosts durable AI explainers for real handoffs.
Explainers.fyi is maintained by Sarver Enterprises for developers who need to turn coding-agent output into a readable URL for teammates, reviewers, product partners, and stakeholders.
Who maintains Explainers.fyi
Explainers.fyi is operated by Sarver Enterprises and built around a narrow product promise: give AI-generated HTML explainers a stable, shareable home under the Explainers.fyi domain.
- The public companion skill is maintained at github.com/heysarver/explainer-skill.
- The product uses magic-link authentication, scoped API keys, private object storage, and server-side serving for published explainers.
- Questions can be sent to [email protected].
What the product does
Developers and coding agents upload generated HTML, then Explainers.fyi returns a hosted URL with metadata, retention behavior, visibility controls, and a reader-friendly page surface.
A link opens as a rendered explainer instead of a local file, screenshot, or copied chat transcript.
The upload API and companion skill handle publishing, share metadata, and explainers under one app domain.
How first-party examples are created
The curated examples on Explainers.fyi are first-party pages created and maintained by the product operator. They are intentionally durable examples that show artifact framing, target audience, original problem, and why a hosted URL is useful.
- Each example is listed on the examples page with artifact and audience context.
- First-party examples are updated when product positioning, examples, or docs change.
- They do not represent ordinary free-tier uploads, and they are not presented as customer testimonials.
How user uploads differ
User uploads are generated or supplied by the uploading account. Explainers.fyi stores and serves the page according to the selected tier and visibility settings, but the uploader remains responsible for the factual claims and sensitive content inside the explainer.
- Free-tier explainers are public, expire after 30 days, and include attribution.
- Pro explainers can be unlisted or private and do not expire by default.
- Uploads should not include secrets, raw customer data, credentials, or claims the publisher has not verified.
Why the service exists
Coding agents are good at creating explanations, but local HTML files and chat transcripts are weak handoff artifacts. Explainers.fyi exists so a developer can publish one page and share one URL in pull requests, docs, incident notes, launch reviews, or product tickets.
- Use the use-case guide to choose the right publishing path.
- Use the API reference when integrating directly.
- Use the integration guide when wiring Explainers.fyi into agent workflows.