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A working prototype for user tests.
Priya, with Claude Code · 12 min agoVersion 7
Used by
  • Fulcrum
  • Findigo
  • SKELAR
  • Faster Than Light
  • Buff

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  • Today: The prototype runs on one laptop.With artifact.guru: It runs at a link anyone on the team can open.
  • Today: A screen recording loses every click.With artifact.guru: Buttons, filters and flows keep working.
  • Today: Five versions, five links.With artifact.guru: One link. Every change is a new version on it.
  • Today: User tests stall on accounts and setup.With artifact.guru: Send a secret code. Testers open it in a browser.

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  1. 1Build it with your agent.Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI or ChatGPT. A prototype, a spec, a dashboard.
  2. 2Publish to the team.Say “publish this.” It lands private, where your workspace can open it.
  3. 3Share it for review.Invite stakeholders by email, or give testers a secret code.
  4. 4Ship the next version.Fixes land on the same link. Roll back if the new one breaks.
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  • Works with any app that can add an MCP server.

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  • Drag in a build folder and it becomes one artifact.
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  • Up to 100 MB a file, 250 MB on Team.

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ClaudePublished: artifact.guru/acme/launch-deck

Move the pricing slide in launch-deck to the end.

ChatGPTUpdated launch-deck to version 2.

Launch deckartifact.guru/acme/launch-deck
  • The sales dashboard the studio checks each week.Dashboard
  • An agency’s quarterly results for its client, as an HTML deck.Presentation
  • Every screen is clickable, right through to checkout.App prototype
  • The handoff page shows the new brand’s logo, colors and type. The guidelines PDF and the launch deck sit in the same project.Brand kit
  • HTML
  • React
  • PowerPoint
  • Word
  • Excel
  • PDF
  • Markdown
  • Mermaid
  • Excalidraw
  • Images
  • Zipped sites
Launch deckPPTXEmail
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MALESAOpened by Maya, Leo and Sam today

What product teams keep here.

Prototypes, plans and numbers, all live. Open one.

A working prototype for user tests.PrototypesFilters, invoice details and a create flow. All clickable.Open it liveSwitch versions above it to see who changed what.Specs and plansSwitch versions to see who changed what.Open it liveThe weekly update from product and engineering, covering what shipped and what needs deciding.Weekly updatesWhat shipped and what needs deciding.Open it liveThe sales dashboard the studio checks each week.DashboardsFilter it, sort it, share it with the team.Open it live

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Does it work with Claude Code and Codex?

Yes. Add one address, approve once in your browser, and say “publish this.” Gemini CLI and Grok work the same way. ChatGPT works in developer mode on Business, Enterprise or Edu.

Can I publish a whole React app?

Yes. Drag in the built folder, or a zip of it, and it becomes one artifact. A single React component works too.

Can people comment on the prototype?

Your team and anyone you invite by email can, beside the prototype, and your agent can read the comments and publish the fix to the same link. Testers on a secret-code link don’t see comments, so collect their notes the way you already do.

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