# Publishing your docs

Turn any Handbook collection into a website for your customers: product docs, a help center, policies. Open the collection's **⋯** menu and choose **Publish as a website…**.

## What goes out

Only pages marked **Approved** are published, and only when someone presses **Publish**. Drafts and your other collections stay private. When you edit a page, or AI does, the website changes on your next Publish. The screen lists what goes out, what changed and what to check first.

AI can't publish on its own: it asks, and an owner approves. If you'd rather, switch on **Let agents publish websites** in **Handbook Settings**: then an agent you've connected can publish a website, change its address or take it down when you ask it to. Activity shows which agent did it. Your own domain and your free address's name stay a person's to change.

## Your address

Every company gets a free address with nothing to set up, like `acme-widgets.mojobase.page`. Each website you publish has its own path there, like `/docs` or `/help`. It comes with HTTPS, and it's ready as soon as you press Publish.

To change the name, press **Change** under **Your address**. Every website of your company moves to the new address, and links to the old one stop working.

## Use your own domain

You can put a website at an address of yours, like `help.yourcompany.com`. It's included in your plan.

1. Under **Use your own domain**, type the address and press **Add**.
2. Sign in where you manage your domain, usually where you bought it, and add the record the screen shows: a **CNAME** named `help` that points to `sites.mojobase.page`.
3. That's all. Mojobase checks by itself every few minutes and sets up HTTPS. It usually takes a few minutes, sometimes up to a day.

When the status says **Working**, press **Publish**. Your website moves to your domain, and your free address sends visitors on to it.

:::tip
Use a name under your domain, like `help.` or `docs.`. The domain itself (`yourcompany.com`) can't point elsewhere by one record.
:::

## Inside your own website

If your website already runs on Cloudflare, you can put the docs inside it, like `yourcompany.com/docs`. Only the docs' addresses change. The rest of your website stays as it is.

1. Under **Where it's published**, open **Advanced: under your own website** and choose **Cloudflare Worker**.
2. Type the **Address**, like `https://yourcompany.com/docs`, and your **Cloudflare account ID**.
3. Press **Connect your Cloudflare account** and follow the steps it shows to make an API token in Cloudflare, with three permissions: Account · Workers Scripts · Edit, Zone · Workers Routes · Edit, and Zone · Zone · Read, for your website's domain only. Paste the token in.
4. When it says **Connected**, press **Publish**.

Your token is sealed with your company's own key. Nobody can see it again, and Mojobase uses it only to publish and take down your websites. You can **Replace** or **Remove** it at any time.

## For AI tools and search engines

Every page also has a Markdown copy (its address plus `.md`), and each website has `llms.txt`, `llms-full.txt` and `sitemap.xml`, so AI tools and search engines find your docs.