Claude Code supports artifacts, and live and shareable web pages.

Anthropic updates Claude Code to generate private, shareable Artifacts and live web pages from the codebase context for Team and Enterprise beta users.

Artifacts, these interactive contents that Claude produces and displays in a dedicated window of its chat application, are gaining a new entry point: Claude Code, Anthropic's agentic coding tool, can now generate them. Rather than a written response, a session can become a live and shareable web page, a pull request walkthrough, a dashboard that can be filtered and sorted, or a release checklist that fills up as work progresses.

While the chat version starts from the conversation, the Claude Code version relies on the full context of the code session: the codebase, connectors, and the ongoing exchange. An incident page can bring together the failing test and the function in question, the error peak reported by a connected monitoring tool, and the root cause reasoning, without connecting sources or setting up infrastructure. Each publication creates a version at the same link, with history and restoration, and the already open page refreshes itself for anyone viewing it.

This iteration, however, falls within an enterprise framework: unlike chat Artifacts, which are publicly publishable and shareable, those from Claude Code remain private to the organization and cannot be made public, with admins managing rights, retention, and visibility via a compliance API. Anthropic indicates that debugging was its most frequent use during internal tests. The feature is in beta for Claude Team and Enterprise organizations, accessible from the CLI and desktop application, with pages opening in any browser.