Sharing a run

Share on a run creates a signed public page at https://mystra.run/s/<token> with the run and its evidence: screenshots, video, HAR and console log. No sign-in needed, so it works in a support ticket or a message to a teammate.

When a share link helps

A broken run is usually someone else's bug to fix: the developer who shipped the deploy, the email provider whose queue stalled, the agency that owns the site. A share link gives them the whole picture without an account: the step that broke, the request and response that decided it, the screenshot at that moment and the network capture to dig into. It is also the cleanest way to attach evidence to a Stripe or Vercel support ticket.

What a link shows

Exactly the run page: the verdict, the four steps with their checks, the request that decided a broken step, and the evidence. Nothing else from your account: no other runs, no app settings, no alert channels, and no secrets. A link can bundle several runs, for example the broken one and the one that recovered.

Revoking

Every link is listed under Evidence → Shared links, with who created it and when. Revoke one and the page answers 404 at once. A link also stops working when the run's evidence reaches its retention date, so pin the run if the link needs to outlive it.

How links are secured

The token in the URL is a signed value, not a lookup key, so it cannot be guessed or enumerated, and the page is served with noindex so search engines do not list it. The evidence files behind the page are private URLs that only a valid token can open. Anyone with the link can see the run, so treat it like any other secret link: share it where you would share a document, and revoke it when the conversation is over.