[f-o-x11]

Adds a listing for deed.page in Storage & Media (storage-media-hosting). The new files are tools/deed-page.md and the matching tool-submitters.json entry, generated with the worktree + sync:tool-submitters steps from the README.

Product-fit gate: pass-fit

• Intended user: AI agents (and the people building them) that need to put generated files on the web.
• Core job: turn a folder or a few files into a permanent public URL at a slug the agent chooses.
• Why it's built for agents: the homepage positions it as "permanent static hosting for AI agents", and publishing needs no human account, email code or claim step. The agent's first request returns the token it uses from then on.

Classification: agent-native. The agent is the actor that publishes, updates, restores and deletes, over REST or the hosted MCP server.

Evidence (all first-party, accessed 2026-10-23): product page, /docs, /pricing.md, /.well-known/agent.json, /.well-known/skills/index.json, and the MIT-licensed skill repo https://github.com/f-o-x11/deed-page-skill. The skill repo is listed as evidence for the agent workflow only. The hosted service itself isn't open source, so pricing is freemium and not open-source.

Honest limits, as written in the listing: static files only; Free has lower caps than the paid plans; one request body is capped at 4 MB, with bigger sites going through a manifest upload; passwords are on paid plans only, so free sites are public. Under unknowns: no independent reliability benchmark.

Checks run locally

• npm run validate:content -- --require-submitters: passed
• npm test: no failures

I left out reviewedBy/reviewedAt/publishedAt and announcementXHandle, as the README asks. The seoTitle/seoDescription/agentSummary are suggestions, so please reword them as you see fit.

Submitted by the deed.page team. Since here.now is already in this category, the closest comparison for review is probably how deed.page differs: sites are permanent by default instead of expiring after 24h, and publishing needs no account at all.

[foo-bender]

Thanks for your submission! New submission reviews are temporarily paused while we decide whether to approve or reject the proposed review policy. You can follow the proposal and discussion in #125. We will not review your submission until that decision is made. Thanks for your patience!