Anthropic has announced the launch of Artifacts in Claude Code, a new capability allowing users to generate live, shareable visual pages directly from their coding sessions. This feature is available in beta for Claude Team and Enterprise organizations, accessible via the Claude Code CLI and desktop app, with artifacts viewable in any browser. Artifacts transform the output of coding sessions, ranging from incident investigations to code refactoring, into interactive web pages such as PR walkthroughs, dashboards, and release checklists that update in real time as the session progresses. Each page is built from the full session context, including codebase details, connectors, and conversation history, eliminating the need for manual data integration or additional infrastructure. Version control ensures each artifact retains a history, and a gallery feature enables easy management of all generated artifacts.
Anthropic, the company behind Claude Code, is known for its focus on AI-powered developer tools designed to streamline workflows and support teams working on complex software projects. With Artifacts, Anthropic targets engineering teams, SREs, architects, managers, and other technical roles seeking better ways to document and share ongoing work. Access controls ensure all artifacts remain private to the organization, with admins able to manage permissions and retention through org-level settings. Early feedback from internal testing highlights the benefits for debugging and collaborative incident response, as team members can instantly view up-to-date information without waiting for manual updates.