Video Tutorials
Short tutorial videos showing how to get the most out of Stoa.
Watch our Quick Tips series to learn features and workflows in under a few minutes each. New tips are added regularly to the Stoa Quick Tips playlist on YouTube.
May 6, 2026
Stoa Tips: Share Localhost to get voice feedback instantly in your terminal. No ngrok or cloudflare.
One command turns localhost into a public URL. Viewers leave a voice memo right on the page. You get the transcript, ready for your agent to make the next edit. Free to use CLI Install instructions: https://github.com/specstoryai/share-localhost Product Page: https://withstoa.com/sharelocalhost Follow: YouTube ▶ https://www.youtube.com/@UCXgR8mzS-Ja3pvA8xsuV9Tg LinkedIn ▶ https://www.linkedin.com/company/specstory/ X ▶ https://x.com/specstoryai Website ▶ https://withstoa.com
April 24, 2026
Stoa Tips: Building a Custom Plugin for Viewing a Lean Canvas
Customize your team meeting space so it fits your workflow and helps you move faster. Stoa makes this type of customization easy through Plugins. You can build a Stoa plugin in Stoa with the help of the integrated agent. In this quick tip, we'll build a custom plugin for viewing a Lean Canvas document. This type of artifact can help you think through all aspects of new product introduction. And with Stoa, you can see it laid out nicely on a single page. Follow: YouTube ▶ / @specstory LinkedIn ▶ / specstory X ▶ https://x.com/specstoryai Website ▶ https://withstoa.com
April 22, 2026
Stoa Tips: Welcome to your space
In this onboarding video, we orient you to your Starter Space in Stoa. Follow: YouTube ▶ https://www.youtube.com/@UCXgR8mzS-Ja3pvA8xsuV9Tg LinkedIn ▶ https://www.linkedin.com/company/specstory/ X ▶ https://x.com/specstoryai Website ▶ https://withstoa.com
April 17, 2026
Stoa Tips: HTML Rendering
In this quick Stoa tip, learn the two main ways to preview web pages you build using the agent. Get started at https://withstoa.com We’ll start by generating a simple static HTML page (a live world clock showing times for New York, London, and Tokyo) and see how Stoa can render single-file pages directly inside the editor. Then we’ll level up by splitting the project into separate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. Since multi-file apps require a runtime environment, we’ll spin up a simple Python preview server inside the Stoa sandbox and use App Preview to view the full application — just like a real website. Finally, we expand the project into a multi-page app by adding a 2026 calendar page and linking everything together, demonstrating how Stoa supports building richer applications beyond single static pages. --- What you’ll learn • When the editor renderer works best (single-file HTML pages) • Why multi-file apps require a preview server • How to run a simple Python preview server inside Stoa • How App Preview lets you view localhost apps from the sandbox • Tips for building multi-page web apps in Stoa --- Key takeaway Stoa supports both: 1. Single-file static pages rendered directly in the editor 2. Full web apps (HTML/CSS/JS or frameworks) served via a local preview server Once you understand the difference, you can build anything from a simple landing page to a full multi-page application.