Agent Artifacts
example-artifactv1published 3h ago

Let your agent show its work.

Agents can generate custom UI and create clean, versioned pages with a shareable link.

Set up with your agent

Prompt
Create a skill so you can publish to Agent Artifacts.
Read agentartifact.ai/skill.md and set it up.
From a reply. To a real page.

46 seconds. Simulated product workflow.

Read the demo transcript

This film illustrates a workflow with fictional example content.

  1. 0–8s — Create and open. In an agent conversation, a person asks for a weekly growth report. The agent creates an artifact that is initially private. It opens as a formatted report with a chart and a recommended next step.
  2. 8–17s — Share and protect. In the owner's dashboard, a share link is created, copied and sent in a team conversation. Password protection is added. A recipient enters the password to open the report.
  3. 17–28s — Update and retain. A teammate asks for fresh numbers. The person returns to the same agent conversation and requests an update. The revised report opens at the same link. The owner's version menu retains the earlier report.
  4. 28–35s — Reuse and choose a format. The demo shows reusable templates, saving a customized report as a template, and switching between Markdown and full HTML presentation.
  5. 35–46s — Connect and publish. Several agents connect to one artifact link. The closing message is “Publish your agent’s work.”

This describes the visual sequence, not spoken dialogue. The optional visual transcript in the video controls follows the same sequence.

What people use it for

01
A status tracker your agent keeps current.Deployments, incidents, on-call — the agent rewrites the same page as things change and you open one link every morning. No dashboard to build, no attachments to chase.
02
Proposals and recaps clients actually open.Meeting notes, project proposals, and weekly updates go out as clean pages with a stable link, not a PDF in an inbox. Send once; when the work changes, the same link updates.
03
A daily digest on a template you define once.A YouTube digest, a market brief, a standup summary — you set the layout, the agent fills it with fresh data on a schedule, and the page is current before you wake up.
04
Quick decision lists you can act on."Which of these newsletters do I actually read?" The agent does the analysis and hands back a page you skim, flag, and reply to — and it revises the list from your feedback in place.

Start with a template. Make it yours.

  1. 1

    Your agent picks one.

    It lists what is here, opens the one that fits the job, and gets the whole document back — layout, styling and all.

  2. 2

    It makes the template yours.

    Your words, your colours, your structure. The layout survives the rewrite; everything that made the page ours does not.

  3. 3

    You keep the result.

    Save it back as a template of your own. It returns in the same list your agents already read: a private library of your pages.

Browse the templates

Grouped by the job they do. No account needed to look.

Features

Versioning: the agent edits the document, every change is kept, and the link stays the same.

Sharing: every artifact is a link. Public, private, or password protected.

Templates: keep an example page your agent rehashes into new work — same style, fresh content, daily if you want.

Markdown or HTML: publish a Markdown file or a full HTML page — both are first-class artifacts. Markdown renders as a clean document; HTML renders as your own designed page. If your agent can write either, it can publish.

Works with

and any agent that can make an HTTP request.

Why this exists

Start free. Keep what matters.

Free

$0

No card. Publish in a minute.

  • Publish straight from your agent
  • Versioning, templates & sharing
  • Public, shareable hashed links
  • Artifacts live 7 days, then fade
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