What is Instant Cloud?
Instant Cloud is the tool that transforms your files into active, accessible web pages, which we call Tess Pages. With a simple command, you can host your documents directly on the Tess infrastructure, generating a public link to share with whoever you want. It is the fastest and easiest way to get your content online, with no technical knowledge required. The complexity of hosting a website has been reduced to a simple request.What can I publish?
The possibilities are vast. You can use Instant Cloud to publish:Landing Pages
Create the HTML of your page and publish it instantly.
Interactive Presentations
Share slides from a project or a class.
Survey or Registration Forms
Make forms available to your audience and use the API to send responses anywhere.
Portfolios and Simple Websites
Create a static website with photos or products and put it online in seconds.
User Safety and Content Guidelines
These guidelines rest on three pillars:- Responsible freedom of creation: Tess exists to expand the human capacity to create, automate, and publish. We respect the diversity of expression - whether for commercial, educational, artistic, or professional use - within legal limits and the bounds of these guidelines.
- Safety first: The Safety of users, visitors to published pages, clients of embedded agents, and our team is a priority. Content or conduct that puts people at risk is not tolerated.
- Fair treatment: Rules apply consistently to all users, regardless of plan, usage volume, or location - subject to specific legal obligations by jurisdiction.
Minimum age
Minimum age
Use of Tess is intended for individuals “18 years of age or older”; if you use the platform on behalf of a minor, you must be a parent or legal guardian and agree to these guidelines on your own behalf and on behalf of the minor.
Intellectual Property Infringement
Intellectual Property Infringement
You must not submit, generate, publish, or make available content that:
- Infringes upon the copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, or other intellectual property rights of third parties;
- Reproduces protected works without authorization or a valid license;
- Uses the visual identity, name, or content of third parties confusingly or misleadingly.
Adult and sexually explicit content
Adult and sexually explicit content
Tess does not mandate an absolute ban on adult content when shared lawfully and within an appropriate context (e.g., for educational, artistic, medical, or journalistic purposes), provided it complies with the laws applicable to both the publisher and the target audience.However, we maintain a Zero-Tolerance Policy regarding:
- CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material), in any form - whether real, simulated, or fictional.
- NCII (Non-Consensual Intimate Imagery);
- Grooming and the sexual exploitation of minors;
- Sexual content directed at minors or that sexualizes minors.
Spam, phishing, and fraud
Spam, phishing, and fraud
It is prohibited to use Tess — including Tess Pages, Artifacts, embedded agents, and automations — for:
- phishing, social engineering, or the fraudulent acquisition of credentials, financial data, or personal information;
- spam, unsolicited bulk messaging, or abusive marketing practices;
- pyramid schemes, Ponzi schemes, chain letters, or misleading promises of financial returns;
- pages or agents designed primarily to deceive visitors or end-users;
- impersonating financial institutions, governments, companies, or individuals.
Malicious technology and technical abuse
Malicious technology and technical abuse
You must not use Tess to:
- create, distribute, or execute viruses, malware, ransomware, Trojans, worms, or malicious code;
- conduct denial-of-service attacks, system intrusions, or vulnerability exploits;
- publish pages or agents that collect visitor data without transparency or an appropriate legal basis;
- bypass security measures, rate limits, authentication, or platform usage controls.
Privacy, Impersonation, and Misinformation
Privacy, Impersonation, and Misinformation
It is prohibited to:
- publish third-party personal data without express and informed consent, when required by law;
- impersonate living or deceased individuals, companies, or public entities;
- create synthetic, manipulated, or out-of-context content (deepfakes, altered audio/video, fabricated documents) intended to deceive people and cause harm—especially regarding public health, safety, elections, or crises;
- falsely claim that Tess, Meta, or third parties endorse your content, representative, or published page.
Harassment, Bullying, and Defamation
Harassment, Bullying, and Defamation
Tess was not designed to facilitate harassment campaigns against private individuals.It is prohibited to:
- humiliate, threaten, stalk, or publicly expose individuals without a legitimate basis and consent, where applicable;
- publish content with the primary purpose of degrading or abusively exposing someone;
- coordinate mass harassment attacks via agents, automation, or published pages.
Violence, Hate Speech, and Extremism
Violence, Hate Speech, and Extremism
Content or conduct that does the following is prohibited:
- makes credible calls for violence against individuals or protected groups;
- incites hatred, discrimination, or systematic degradation based on race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or other characteristics protected by law;
- glorifies, promotes, or provides instructions for violent or terrorist acts;
- represents or supports terrorist organizations, violent extremist groups, or groups that systematically target civilians.
Illegal or Regulated Goods and Services
Illegal or Regulated Goods and Services
It is prohibited to use Tess to offer, sell, buy, facilitate, or promote:
- illicit drugs or controlled substances outside of legal channels;
- human trafficking or human exploitation;
- products derived from endangered species or of illicit origin;
- weapons, ammunition, or explosives in violation of applicable laws, or instructions for illegal manufacturing;
- unauthorized gambling, betting, or online casinos;
- unregulated financial services, money laundering, or tax evasion;
- any product or service the sale of which is illegal in the jurisdiction of the publisher or the target audience.
Self-Harm and Mental Health
Self-Harm and Mental Health
To protect users and visitors, we do not allow content that:
- promotes, glorifies, or encourages suicide, self-harm, or eating disorders;
- provides detailed instructions on methods of self-harm, suicide, or concealing disorders;
- is part of “pro-ana” movements or the like;
- targets minors with self-harm content.
- CVV (Life Appreciation Center): call 188 (24h, toll-free) or visit cvv.org.br)
- Emergency: call 192 (SAMU/Ambulance) or 190 (Police)
Sensitive Data and Regulated Sectors
Sensitive Data and Regulated Sectors
It is prohibited to input, process, publish, or expose the following via Tess:
- sensitive personal data without a legal basis, adequate security measures, and access controls, in accordance with the LGPD;
- protected health information (including identifiable clinical data) in contexts requiring specific regulatory safeguards, unless covered by an enterprise contract with applicable clauses;
- financial, biometric, or minors’ data on public pages, embedded agents, or Tess Pages without adequate consent and protection;
- state secrets, classified information, or data subject to legal confidentiality without authorization.
How It Works: A Step-by-Step Guide
The workflow is incredibly straightforward. Follow these steps:1
Have the HTML File
The first step is to have your .html file ready and available in the conversation context. You can do this in two ways:
- Creating the file on the spot: Use the Manage Files tool to write the HTML code for a website directly in the chat.
- Uploading an existing file: Upload your ready-made HTML file when using one of the tools that allow attachments, such as Manage Files or Deep Analysis.

2
Activate the Tool, or leave Auto Tools enabled to activate the Tools.
In the “Tools” menu, select the “Manage Files” or “Deep Analysis” option

3
Generate the HTML File and Refine the Result
Ask for the HTML file to be generated as a preview in Tess, so you can see the result as a preview and make any necessary adjustments.
4
Request Publication
With the file available in the chat, simply give the AI a clear command. No complex configurations needed. Just ask.Command Examples:
- “Publish this HTML file as a website.”
- “Create a Tess Page with the file my-site.html.”
- “I want to publish this website. Generate the link for me.”

Important Information:To ensure the best experience, keep two simple rules in mind:
- Custom Subdomain: You are free to choose a custom subdomain for your website (e.g.: my-amazing-project.tess.page). However, the chosen name cannot already be in use on the platform. Be creative!
- One Website per Chat: Each chat conversation is limited to publishing a single website. If you publish a new file in the same chat, it will replace the previous website. To publish a second website, simply start a new chat.

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