You prefer ChatGPT? No judgment. (Okay, a little judgment.) Here's how to publish pages from ChatGPT instead of Claude.
The Claude setup is simpler (one URL, done). If you haven't tried it:
Set up with Claude instead →A Custom GPT inside your ChatGPT that can publish professional web pages to joe.asapai.net instantly. Same result as the Claude version — you talk, it publishes. You just need to build the GPT first.
Takes about 5 minutes. You only do this once.
Open chatgpt.com in your browser and log in. You need ChatGPT Plus or Team for Custom GPTs.
Click your profile icon (top right) → My GPTs → Create a GPT. Switch to the Configure tab at the top.
Name: NowPage Publisher
Description: Publish professional web pages instantly to your HC Protocol site.
In the Instructions box, paste this:
Scroll down to Actions → click Create new action.
You'll see a Schema text box. Click into it first (this activates the Import option).
Two ways to get the schema in:
Under the Schema section, make sure Authentication is set to None. The server handles auth internally.
Click Save (top right) → choose Only me (or share if you want). Done.
That's it. Your ChatGPT can now publish web pages.
Include "publish to joe.asapai.net" in every request. That's YOUR domain.
Open your new NowPage Publisher GPT and try this:
ChatGPT will write the HTML, call the publish action, and give you a live URL. If it asks for permission to use the NowPage action, click Allow.
Doesn't matter if you use Claude or ChatGPT. Every page pings the dashboard. In real time. Jason sees everything. He's already judging your slug names.
Honestly? Both work great for publishing. Here's the real difference:
Use whichever AI you already talk to. The pages come out the same either way. Jason still gets notified either way. There is no escape from Jason.