A public site is the workspace-level container for everything you publish. One per workspace on Free, unlimited on Pro.
Creating a site
Settings → Publishing → New site, then pick a slug. Your site lives at:
dokki.one/pub/<your-slug>The slug must be lowercase, alphanumeric, and may include hyphens. It has to be unique across all of Dokki, so pick something specific to your workspace.
You can change the slug later, but old URLs stop resolving — be intentional with the first one.
Publishing a resource
From any document, table, or artifact:
Click Share → Publish.
Toggle the resource on.
(Optional) override the auto-generated URL slug.
The resource is now reachable at:
dokki.one/pub/<site-slug>/<resource-slug>The first published resource on a site becomes its default page — visitors hitting the bare site URL land there. Override the default from Settings → Publishing.
What visitors see
Published resources are stripped of editor chrome. Visitors get:
The resource content (rendered the same way as in the editor)
The site name and favicon
A footer attribution (removed on Pro with custom domain)
They don't see:
Your workspace sidebar or navigation
Comments or version history (unless you've enabled comment access)
Any drafts or unpublished resources
Updating published content
There's no separate "draft" version — the published page reflects the current state of the resource. Edit the doc and visitors see the change on next page-load.
If you need stability, keep a separate working copy and publish only the canonical version. Version history (7 days Free, 90 days Pro) lets you roll back if you ship a mistake.
Unpublishing
Toggle off in the Share dialog → the public URL returns 404. The resource itself stays in your workspace untouched.
Limits
Free: 1 site, 1 published resource.
Pro: unlimited sites, unlimited resources, custom domain (see next page).