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Fulcrum’s process map
A discovery questionnaire that draws a company’s process map as you answer. Fulcrum publishes it on its own domain and improves it at the same link.
Use cases
Give people a link to the work your agent made.
Publish proposals, prototypes and board updates from your agent, or upload them yourself. Choose who can open each one, and keep updating the same link.
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Samples
Try one right here
Each sample is a page someone could publish today, shown the way their client or team would open it. Every control works. The companies are made up.
Client work
From the first pitch to the client’s sign-off.
ProposalClient proposalsPublish a proposal as a page made for one client. The price and timeline change as they pick a package, and they approve it in the same place. On an Email link, you see when they opened it.See how 
EstimateEstimatesTurn a spreadsheet estimate into a page where the client switches parts of the scope on and off, and the price range and timeline change with them. When they ask “what if we skip Android?”, the page already has the answer.See how 
Website draftWebsite draftsPublish the draft site with its real content and send one link. The client reads the copy where it will live and taps through it on their phone. Each revision shows up at the same address.See how 
ProposalFor agenciesEach client’s proposal, review deck and handover kit gets its own link, shared with only the people who need it. When you revise one, the client’s link shows the new version.See how Design and product
Prototypes and ideas people can try for themselves.
App prototypeFor designersBuild a clickable prototype with your agent and send the client one link. Walk them through it in the meeting, and every round of changes lands at the same address.See how 
PresentationLive client reviewsWalk the client through the design directions in one working page that they follow on their own screen. They make the decision in the room and keep the link afterward.See how 
Product prototypeProduct prototypesPublish a working prototype of the feature and put it in front of stakeholders and test users. They use it in a browser, and you change it between sessions at the same link.See how 
Idea visualizationIdea visualizationsPublish an idea as an interactive map, model or flow that people can change themselves.See how Inside the company
Updates, documents and decks your team keeps current.
Team updateTeam updatesPublish the weekly update, the launch brief or the incident review as a page only your team can open. People filter it to what concerns them, and you can see who has read it.See how 
Shared documentDocuments your team edits togetherSeveral people can work on the same plan, spec or brief. Each edit, in the browser or through someone’s agent, becomes a version that records who changed what. Nobody overwrites anybody.See how 
PresentationPresentationsShare PowerPoint files, Markdown slides or decks your agent builds as web pages. People click through them in a browser with the charts still working, and the next draft goes to the same link.See how 
Brand kitPDFs, decks and docs, togetherPut the PDF guidelines, the PowerPoint and the Word brief in one project, with an HTML page that ties them together. Each file keeps its own link and its own access.See how Numbers, boards and agents
Board packs, dashboards, models and whatever your agent made today.
Board updateDocuments on your own domainPublish documents at an address like board.yourcompany.com and lock them with a secret code. Past quarters stay in the history, and directors read a page that stays current instead of a PDF attachment.See how 
DashboardInteractive dashboardsShare a dashboard people can filter and sort in their own browser. Each week’s numbers become the next version at the same link.See how 
Scenario calculatorScenario calculatorsPublish the model behind a decision as a page where people can change the prices, churn or budget themselves. Everyone sees the result move, and the scenarios worth keeping sit side by side.See how 
Idea visualizationShare a Claude artifactAsk Claude to publish the artifact to artifact.guru, or download it and drop it in. Then choose who can open it and see who did. Each change becomes a new version at the same link.See how How it works
How a file becomes a link
- 01
Publish
Connect your agent once with this address, then ask in plain words. Or drop files on your workspace.
https://mcp.artifact.guru/mcp“Publish this to artifact.guru”
- 02
Share
Everything starts private. Invite people by email, add a secret code or make it public.
- 03
Update
Each change is a new version at the same link. See who opened it, and roll back if you need to.
By team
Who publishes what
Agencies and studios
Every client deliverable at its own link.
- A proposal the client configures and approves. The code to open it expires in 30 days.
- The review deck from the meeting, still there when their director asks to see it.
Designers
Prototypes clients can tap through on their own phone.
- A clickable app flow from Claude or v0, for the people who decide. Invite them by email.
- A brand review with live comparisons. You present it from the link the client already has.
Sales and consulting
Material made for one buyer at a time.
- An estimate where the buyer turns options on and off and the range changes.
- A discovery questionnaire that draws the result as the buyer answers.
Product teams
Ideas tested before anyone builds them.
- A working prototype for user tests. Change it between sessions and the link stays the same.
- A launch plan three people edit with their agents or in the editor. Every change is a new version.
Founders and finance
Numbers people can change during the meeting.
- A board update on board.yourcompany.com, where directors switch the cash scenarios themselves.
- A pricing model that shows break-even churn and keeps scenarios side by side.
Team leads
Updates people read.
- A weekly update that stays private to the workspace. Each person filters it to their own team.
- Views that show who opened it, so you nudge two people instead of the channel.
Data and operations
Reports people can question themselves.
- A dashboard with working filters, refreshed every week at the same link.
- PDFs, Word files and decks that open in the browser and show up in search.
Agents and automation
The agent publishes, and keeps the link up to date.
- Say “Publish this to artifact.guru” and the link comes back in the chat.
- An agent that edits only the numbers that changed in a weekly report.
Open-source and local models
Output from models you run yourself.
- A report a local model wrote. Upload it in the browser and share it with the team.
- If your self-hosted chat app supports remote MCP, it can publish directly, whatever model it runs.
The problem
What goes wrong when you share agent output
It sits in one chat
The file sits in a conversation or on a laptop. The people who need it can’t open it there.
A screenshot drops the controls
Once the page is an image or a PDF, its filters, tabs and links stop working.
Every revision is a new attachment
“final-v3” lands in the thread and someone still opens v2. Nobody is sure which one is current.
Each agent keeps its own copy
One report came from Claude, the deck from ChatGPT, the prototype from Codex. There’s no single place to find them.
Sharing is all or nothing
Often the only choice is a public link or none at all. Client work and internal numbers need something in between.
You can’t tell if it was opened
You send a link and hear nothing back, so you don’t know whether to follow up.
Pricing
Choose a plan
Individual
Client work under your own name.
$12per month
For one person
Start now
Billed monthly. Cancel any time; your files stay.
Everything in Free, plus
- Unlimited artifacts, versions and projects
- 10 GB of storage, every version included
- Files up to 100 MB, previewed in any browser
- Links on your own domain
- Email invites for up to 50 people per artifact, and secret codes that expire
- View counts on every link, with names on invited ones
- Hide the artifact.guru bar on your shared links
- Publish from Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok or any MCP client
- PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, images, Markdown, Mermaid, Excalidraw, HTML, React and zipped sites
- Every version kept, with rollback in one click
Team
Best for studiosOne workspace for the whole studio.
$30per month
3 editors included, then $8 each
Start 7 days free
7-day trial. Card required; cancel before it ends and nothing is charged.
Everything in Individual, plus
- 3 editors included, then $8 each, up to 15
- One shared workspace, with projects for every client or launch
- Admins and members
- Unlimited storage
- Files up to 250 MB
- Private links open for everyone on the team
- Every teammate’s agents publish to the same place
- See which teammate published each version
Enterprise
For organizations that need more people, more room or their own setup.
Customannual contract
Set up with you
Contact us
Tell us about your team, and we’ll set it up with you.
Everything in Team, plus
- More than 15 editors
- Several workspaces and domains, set up for you
- File sizes and storage sized to your work
- Help connecting your agents and tools
- Annual invoicing
- Priority support with a named contact
- Security questionnaires and custom terms
Every plan: Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok and any MCP client · Version history and rollback (3 versions on Free) · Full-text search · Link previews in chat apps. Compare every feature
Common questions
Is there a free plan?
Yes, with no card: 3 live artifacts and 250 MB of storage, from any agent, with private, public and secret-code links. Team also starts with a 7-day trial. You add a card at checkout, and nothing is charged if you cancel before it ends.
What happens if I cancel?
Your files and links stay. The plan keeps working until the end of the trial or the month you paid for. After that, a personal workspace drops to Free and keeps 250 MB. A team can still open and read everything, but making changes needs the Team plan.
Can someone without an account open my link?
Yes, if it’s Public or has a Secret code. Then it opens in any browser. For an Email link, people sign in with the address you invited. Everyone in your workspace can open everything in it.
Which agents work with it?
Any client that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth sign-in, including Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok Bot and Grok Build. You can also upload files in the browser.
If I publish a new version, what do people with the link see?
The new version, the next time they open it. Earlier versions stay in the history, and you can roll back.
Can it run my app’s backend?
No. HTML pages, React components and zipped sites run in a sandbox in the visitor’s browser. Anything that needs a server, a database or secret keys still needs a real deployment.
Does my agent’s work stay mine if I switch agents?
Yes. Artifacts live in your workspace, not in the agent. Connect a different agent and it can open and edit them.
Is it searchable by Google?
Shared artifacts, public ones included, ask search engines not to index them. Still, treat a public link as unlisted rather than secret, because anyone who has it can open it.
Start with one file
Connect your agent once, or drop a file on your workspace. It starts private.