Public links let someone view a chat or canvas without joining your organization. Use them for material that is safe to
share outside your team.
Share an AI chat
Open the chat and select Share in the header. Before Mantle creates the link, choose whether it should:
- show only the messages that exist now; or
- keep updating as new messages are added to the chat.
The shared page is for viewing. It does not let the visitor continue the original workspace conversation.
Share a canvas
Open the canvas and select Share. Publish it, copy the public link, and open the public page once to check the
result. The visitor can read the canvas but cannot edit the workspace document.
Review before sharing
Check the full item, not only the part you plan to discuss. Remove:
- passwords, keys, and private links;
- personal or customer information;
- internal instructions or comments not meant for the visitor;
- file contents you do not have permission to share;
- later chat messages that should not appear on an auto-updating link.
Anyone who receives a public link may be able to open it and forward it. A link is not limited to the person you send
it to.
Manage and revoke links
Go to Settings → Shared links to review shared chats and canvases. Revoke a chat link or unpublish a canvas when it
should no longer be public.
Revoking the link stops future access through that URL. It cannot remove copies, screenshots, or exports someone already
made.
Share with a teammate instead
If the person belongs in the work, invite them to the workspace. Membership gives them the correct ongoing access and
keeps collaboration inside Mantle. Use a public link only when view-only outside access is the right choice. 
