Self-host your own Claude Artifacts

Artifact Server gives people and agents one place for the files they create during product development. Publish, review, comment on, version, and share the same work. The built-in MCP server gives agents direct access.

Run it locallyDeploy for a team

RELEASE 04 · READY FOR REVIEW

ALSKComments 31Keep this tied to the exact version.The new explanation is clear. The diagram should name the content boundary too.

Send this thread with the artifact context and let it close the loop.

Product teams create plans, mockups, prototypes, and code reviews as HTML, images, and video. These files often end up scattered across tools. Artifact Server keeps them organized, reviewable, and under your control.

Integrated with Agents

Agents publish through MCP or the Agent Skill. People use the CLI or browser. Each upload can contain one file or a complete site.

Keep immutable versions.

Every save creates an immutable version inside a project. Stable artifact links open the current version. Exact version links never change.

Review with your team.

Comments stay attached to the exact version and selected content. Share a review link so everyone can discuss the same work.

Any MCP client can publish, organize, review, comment on, and share versioned artifacts through the built-in server. Pi, OpenCode, and Claude Code can also connect as live agents. One click sends every open comment to the running session. The agent can reply, resolve comments, and publish the next version without copying feedback into chat.

Comments 3Pi · replying

Send all open (3) to Pi

1Name the content boundary in the diagram. Added the isolated content origin to the diagram and the caption. Resolved.

Updated to the current command in both places. Resolved.

Local

Run with loopback-only owner access and no sign-in. Store SQLite data and files on your machine.

Cloudflare

Deploy with Workers, D1, R2, private team authentication, and isolated content domains.

Your infrastructure

Deploy with Docker Compose, Kubernetes, AWS, or Google Cloud. The storage provider does not change product behavior.

The deployment guide covers shared requirements, storage choices, authentication, and backups.