Why move it out of the chat
An artifact stays in the chat that made it, where a client or a colleague without Claude can’t open it. They need a link, and you want a say in who opens it. When you fix something, the same link should show the fix.
Claude is good at interactive pages like the Port Avery map above, which has a delivery model inside. Once it’s published, the people you choose can open it in any browser, and it works just as it did in the chat.
Two ways to get it out
- Ask Claude to publish it
Add artifact.guru once in Claude under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, with the address below. On Team and Enterprise, an Owner adds it and each member then connects. Then say “Publish this artifact to artifact.guru”. Claude sends the code and gives you the link.
- Or download it and drop it in
Download the artifact from Claude as a file, then drop it on your artifact.guru workspace. HTML pages and React components both work.
https://mcp.artifact.guru/mcpChoose who can open it
| Mode | Who can open the link | Names in Views |
|---|---|---|
| Private | People in your workspace | Yes |
| People you invite, signed in with that address | Yes, and who hasn’t opened it yet | |
| Secret code | Anyone with the link and the code | No, counts only |
| Public | Anyone with the link | No, counts only |
Each link also counts views and daily visitors, and shows where they came from and their devices.
Changing the mode never changes the link, so you can send it first and open it up later.
Keep improving it at the same link
Ask Claude for a change and it edits the published file instead of making a new one. Each change becomes a version at the same address, and you can roll back from the Versions list. If a teammate works in ChatGPT or Codex, their agent can find and edit the same artifact.
Limits
- Claude artifacts that call Claude from inside the page only work in Claude. Elsewhere, that part won’t respond.
- Pages run in the visitor’s browser, in a sandbox. Anything that needs a server or secret keys needs a real deployment.
- Shared links ask search engines not to index them, public ones included.





