Fixing a wrong date in an HTML page by clicking it, then sharing it as a link

We had a lot of internal HTML material and needed one place to keep it and share it with people. I'm building NOS Workspace for that, and it keeps those HTML pages in the same workspace as regular docs. For example, say an AI tool made you a one-page event invite in HTML, and one date in it is wrong. You paste the HTML into NOS, look at the page as it renders, and click the date to correct it. The change is written into the HTML itself, so you don't have to open the code or ask the AI to redo the page. You can paste, edit and preview like this without signing up. To share the page, you sign in, save it, and send its NOS link. You don't need to deploy it as a separate site, and the people you send it to can open it without an account. If you find another mistake later, fix it and save again. Anyone who opens the link after that save, including people you already sent it to, sees the corrected page, so there's no new link to send. As for AI tools, I've used Codex while working on NOS. You can try the paste-and-fix part with your own HTML here: https://nos-workspace.com