Actions

Artifyde: Push Page

Publish HTML the flow wrote to Artifyde and carry the live URL on to the next node.

action.artifyde_push
ACTIONArtifyde: Push Page

At a glance

Emits
artifyde.viewUrl, artifyde.rawUrl, artifyde.pageId, artifyde.versionId, artifyde.versionNumber
Needs
An Artifyde account connected in Settings, Integrations

Set it up

Get an API token at artifyde.com under Settings, API tokens — free tier included — and connect it in Settings, Integrations; see Integrations. Then put an HTML Template step above this node and leave Page Content alone.

The Artifyde: Push Page inspector, with Page Content at its default.
The Artifyde: Push Page inspector, with Page Content at its default.

Configure

FieldDefaultWhat it does
Account—The connected account to publish with.
Page Content{{html}}The page. The default picks up whatever an upstream HTML Template rendered; paste a whole page here to override it. Must resolve to non-empty HTML.
Page ID—An existing pg_… id. Set it and the push adds a version to that page, so the URL never changes. Usually {{artifyde.pageId}} from an earlier push.
Private (paid Artifyde plans)OffOn requires a paid plan; a free account gets a clear error.

There is no title field — Artifyde takes it from your HTML's first h1.

Output

KeyTypeValue
artifyde.viewUrlStringWeb URL of the published page
artifyde.rawUrlStringRaw-HTML URL of this exact version
artifyde.pageIdStringThe stable pg_… id — feed it back into Page ID to republish
artifyde.versionIdStringThe ver_… id this push created
artifyde.versionNumberNumber1 for a new page, incrementing on each republish

Example: a report you can send someone

An AI node writes the copy, HTML Template renders it, Push Page publishes it, a Notification hands you the link.

AI, template, push, notification.
AI, template, push, notification.

Paste this into the Flow Builder to get the same flow:

Have an AI summarise my open issues, render it as an HTML page, publish it to Artifyde, and notify me with the URL.

Good to know

A pushed page is public unless you make it private. The URL is unguessable, but it is not protected — anyone you send it to can open it, and so can anyone they send it to.

The page must be self-contained. Inline CSS and JS and data: images work; a CDN stylesheet, a web font or a remote image never loads once the page is hosted.

One stable URL for a dashboard. Save {{artifyde.pageId}} with a Database node on the first run and put it back into Page ID afterwards.