Exploration grids
Compare directions side by side, then point at the one worth expanding.
Publish HTML reports, Markdown specs, JSX prototypes, PR writeups, and one-off tools with permanent URLs, immutable versions, access control, and MCP-native automation.
A Claude Code recording will show the whole path: prompt, generated HTML report, publish command, live URL, and a version update.
A report, prototype, review surface, spec, or one-off tool lands in the team.
Content goes to object storage, metadata goes to Postgres, and a stable URL comes back.
Open the preview, inspect versions, manage access, and share without losing context.
Drop in the Claude Code run here: generate a PR report, publish the URL, then append v2.
Everything generated work needs after the model is done writing it.
Return one stable link from every agent run. No temp paths, uploads, or lost chat attachments.
Every update becomes an immutable snapshot you can compare, restore, or pin for review.
Preview HTML, Markdown, and JSX through controlled viewers built for untrusted generated content.
Share publicly, privately, by allowlist, or by scoped link without changing the artifact URL.
Create and update artifacts from CLI, REST, or MCP with the same object model humans use.
Move useful outputs from personal experiments into teams when they become shared context.
Agents already make finished surfaces. Artifacts gives
those surfaces somewhere to live after the task ends.
Compare directions side by side, then point at the one worth expanding.
Turn a long plan into milestones, data flows, snippets, and review checkpoints.
Group diffs by risk, annotate the important paths, and guide the reviewer’s attention.
Synthesize Slack, Git history, docs, and issues into a page people will actually read.
Use diagrams, tabs, sliders, and toggles when text alone would bury the point.
Build one-use interfaces for shaping JSON, CSV, prompts, or configuration by hand.
Industry voices are pointing past chat text toward rich,
inspectable web outputs.

HTML is the new Markdown.

Vision, images, animations, and video, are the preferred output from AI.

There is evidently an opportunity for a microservice for this.

Each file trades a document you would skim for one you would actually read.

HTML is the new Markdown.

Vision, images, animations, and video, are the preferred output from AI.

There is evidently an opportunity for a microservice for this.

Each file trades a document you would skim for one you would actually read.
One setup command, then your reports, prototypes, specs, and tools have somewhere to live.