/share/{id}/…. These pages show a question and an AI research answer with sources. They are meant for discovery (search and social), not as a substitute for your private chats.
The URL slug
The link looks like/share/{id}/{slug}. The slug comes from your question.
If Fere asked a clarifying question and you answered it, sharing that clarifying turn still uses your original question in the URL slug, not the clarification text. The page shows the full shared answer.
What search engines index
Public share links are crawlable when the answer has enough substance — roughly 80 words of real prose. Code blocks and chart placeholders do not count. Short replies such as “Done, bought $1 of ETH” stay out of the search index (noindex, follow).
Longer answers in any language, including Chinese or Japanese without spaces between words, are counted with word segmentation and can still be indexed. Unresolved chart placeholders (chart_0, chart_1, and so on) are stripped from the crawler HTML.
Links in an answer open the real website in a new tab, even when the answer wrote the address without https://. A token address, a file name, or a chart reference stays plain text.
Automated share feed
When enabled by Fere AI ops (a feature flag on the Friday backend), a scheduled job may:- Collect recent crypto news and market signals
- Write research-style questions
- Answer them with the same research agent stack used in chat
- Quality-check the answer, then list the page publicly