Claude Code Launches Artifacts for Interactive Session Sharing

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

The feature is accessible via the Claude Code CLI and desktop app. Shared Artifacts can be viewed in a browser or through the desktop application, with sharing options located in the header. Each Artifact updates automatically under the same URL when changes occur, and a version history is maintained.

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. Artifacts are designed for practical applications. These include PR walkthroughs, incident timelines, license audits, and architecture overviews. The feature aims to streamline how teams review and share session outputs securely.