Both products give agent-made HTML and Markdown a stable URL and a feedback loop. display.dev is an authenticated, permanent workspace for company artifacts. temp.md is an anonymous-create-first handoff layer for external reviewers, temporary work, and open agent protocols.
Reviewed against published product information · July 2026
Short answer
Choose display.dev for company SSO, auditability, permanent team libraries, agent attribution, and organization-wide access. Choose temp.md for frictionless public or password-protected handoffs that do not require a workspace or paid team infrastructure.
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Feature comparison
| Capability | temp.md | display.dev |
|---|---|---|
| Default product model | External link handoff | Company artifact workspace |
| Publishing account | Optional | Required |
| Viewer access | Anyone with link; optional password after claim | Public, gated, private, or company SSO by plan |
| Agent integrations | MCP, A2A, CLI, REST | MCP, CLI, and REST |
| Feedback loop | Pinned comments and snapshots | Inline comments, version attribution, and resolution |
| Persistence | Activity lifecycle; claim to keep | Permanent artifact workspace |
| Commercial model | Free; no paid plan currently | Free tier plus flat-price paid plans |
Based on each product's published capabilities as of July 2026. Availability and plan rules can change.
Where the choice matters
display.dev makes agent output feel like a governed internal publishing system: viewers authenticate with company identities, versions name the agent and human behind them, and paid plans add SSO, private artifacts, and audit logs. That is a better fit for recurring internal reporting.
A temp.md link is easy to send to a client, vendor, community, or other company because publishing and viewing do not begin with organization setup. If the content needs a shared secret, the owner can claim the Temp and add a password without changing the canonical URL.
Each product lets feedback return to the publishing agent. display.dev emphasizes threaded organizational collaboration, attribution, and resolution. temp.md keeps the interaction lightweight with optional pinned page comments and immutable snapshots for formal sign-off.
FAQ
Yes. It supports public artifacts as well as gated and private modes, with capabilities varying by plan.
temp.md is simpler for a public or password-protected external handoff. display.dev is stronger when identity, company access, attribution, and auditability matter.
Yes. Both keep a stable URL across updates and provide on-page feedback that can flow back to the agent, though display.dev offers a more organization-oriented review system.
Try the difference
Publish anonymously, update the same URL, and claim the work only when it needs to stay.
display.dev details are based on its own published documentation and were accurate as of July 2026. Capabilities and plan availability can change.