Claude Code can now generate shareable artifacts
By Steven Van ·
Team and Enterprise orgs in beta get pages built from a session's context, with version history and org-controlled sharing.
Claude Code now supports artifacts: interactive pages built from a session's full context, including the codebase, connected tools, and the conversation itself, that can be shared with a team at a private link. Instead of wiring up data sources, a user asks Claude Code for a page and it builds one from what already exists, such as a PR walkthrough, an incident timeline, or a dashboard.
When Claude Code updates an artifact, the page refreshes in place at the same link, with version history so a previous version can be restored. Every artifact is private to its author by default and can be shared with teammates or the wider organization directly from the page; it stays viewable only by authenticated members of that org and cannot be made public. Admins get an org-level access toggle, role-based scoping, retention policies, and org-wide visibility through the compliance API.
Artifacts is available in beta to Team and Enterprise orgs, from the Claude Code CLI and desktop app, with pages viewable in any browser.
