Artifacts

An Artifact is output that gets its own panel rather than scrolling past in the conversation: a document, a piece of code, a chart, a self-contained web page. It persists, it can be revised in place, and it can be shared.

Why it is worth treating as its own entity

Artifacts started as a Claude-apps feature but are now also a documented Claude Code output path — a way to publish the result of a session as a page. That makes it a shared capability across two products rather than a feature of one, which is exactly the kind of relationship that gets lost when each product is documented separately.

What it is not

• Not a hosting product. An Artifact is a page attached to your account, not a deployment target with a custom domain.
• Not the same as Claude Design. Design is a research-preview product for visual work; Artifacts is the general output container.

What this page does not claim

Sharing scopes, retention, size limits and per-plan differences are not documented in the source checked. Treat the plan row as “available”, not as “identical everywhere.”