# 2026-06-18 Artifacts Come to Claude Code [[Anthropic]] just shipped [[Claude Code Artifacts]], and I think it's a bigger deal than the short changelog makes it sound. Here's the idea. While [[Claude Code]] works, it can now build a live, interactive web page from the full context of your session. Your codebase, your connectors, the conversation itself. The page updates on its own as the session runs, and your teammates see the changes the moment they're published. Why does this matter? Most of the value of agentic coding gets stuck in the terminal, where only you can see it. Artifacts move that work to a place you can share. PR walkthroughs, system explainers, dashboards, release checklists, architecture diagrams, an incident page that writes itself while you investigate. The agent does the work AND produces the artifact that explains the work. A few practical notes. It's in beta for Claude Team and Enterprise orgs, available from the CLI and the desktop app, and the pages open in any browser. Everything stays private to your org by default. You can't make a page public, and admins get an org-level toggle plus role-based scoping. There's automatic version history too, so you can restore an earlier version. I really like the direction here. The terminal is great for doing the work. It's terrible for showing it. This closes that gap. That's it for today! ✨