Claude Code's Artifacts turn sessions into shareable interactive pages

Claude Code has introduced a new feature called Artifacts. It allows users to present session results as interactive web pages. The tool is now available in beta for Team and Enterprise customers. Artifacts compile all session details into a single, shareable page. This includes code, connected tools, and full conversation history. Users can create one by requesting it during a session or asking for a visual output.

The feature supports sharing via a browser or the desktop app, with options accessible in the header. Each Artifact updates automatically under the same URL when edited, keeping a version history for reference.

By default, Artifacts remain private. Only authenticated members of the user’s organisation can view them. Administrators manage access through role-based permissions and set retention policies for control.

Potential applications include PR walkthroughs, incident timelines, license audits, and architecture overviews. Users can access Artifacts through the Claude Code CLI or the desktop app. The new feature aims to streamline how teams document and share work. It provides a centralised, interactive way to review session outputs. Access remains restricted to authorised users within an organisation.