Your agent creates artifacts — dashboards, prototypes, decks, reports. Artifyde gives each one a home: a stable link to the rendered page, versioned every time your agent re-publishes.
The things your agent builds are rich, finished HTML — but they're scattered and disposable: a localhost link that dies, a file in a folder, a screenshot in chat, gone on the next run. Artifyde gives every one a permanent home — a stable URL to the real, rendered page that anyone can open in a browser. Share it, revisit it, mark it up, and keep every version as your agent iterates.
Your agent hands you a finished, rendered page. Then it has nowhere to live — it sits as a localhost link, a file in a folder, a screenshot in chat, and it's gone on the next run.
Every page is the rendered artifact your agent built — so you can open it, share it, mark it up, and keep it.
Review what your agent built where it actually renders. Highlight any part of the live page and pin a comment to it — and every re-publish is a new version, so "we fixed that" is provable.
Your agent builds a dashboard or report; you get back a stable link. Send it to anyone — they open the real thing in a browser. No checkout, no build, no install.
Ship a working HTML mockup or a deck instead of a screenshot. The other side clicks through the real thing, at a URL that doesn't change when you revise it.
Every artifact your agent produces, versioned and durable. Old drafts never vanish — your gallery is the record of what got built.
Anything your agent emits as a self-contained HTML page gets the same home — open it, share it, revisit it. No special format, no schema; the artifact your agent already built is the page.
A revenue dashboard or a research summary your agent assembled. Share one link to the live page instead of a screenshot — and comment on the exact number when something looks off.
A working HTML mockup beats a static frame — send a link and let anyone click through the real thing. When you want changes, pin a note to the element that's off.
A deck your agent drafted as a single page. Open it from the link, share it around, and re-publish a tightened version without breaking the URL you already sent.
A small internal tool or a one-off page your agent threw together. Open it, use it, share it — no checkout, no build, no install.
Artifyde sits at the end of whatever pipeline your agents already run. Pipe the HTML in; share the link out.
Pipe the HTML straight from your agent or CI to Artifyde — a small, self-contained page is all it takes. You get back a stable link.
# dashboard.html — whatever your agent just built <!doctype html> <html lang="en"> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Q3 dashboard</title> <h1>Q3 dashboard</h1> <p>Revenue is up 12% quarter over quarter.</p> </html> # sign in once per machine, then publish — pipe the file straight to the CLI npx artifyde-cli login cat dashboard.html | npx artifyde-cli push # or bunx artifyde-cli push → https://artifyde.com/p/pg_pwKk03Do45GRpwoga3MXY — your page is live
Open the link and see the rendered page. Share the same link with anyone you want eyes on it — no account needed to look. When you want to weigh in, sign in with a one-time email link and highlight any passage to pin a note right where it renders.
The agent re-runs and pushes again. The link stays the same; the new draft becomes the current version while the old one stays pinned with its comments. Nothing gets lost between rounds.
No. The page renders byte-for-byte inside a sandbox with scripts disabled, so a link you share can't reach your session, cookies, or anyone else's data. You see exactly what was published.
Nothing — they're immutable. Each re-publish adds a version; earlier drafts stay put with the comments made on them, and the version picker takes you back to any of them.
You, and anyone you share the link with. Signing in is a one-time email link — no password — and every comment is attributed, so you always know who left what.
Pipe the HTML to artifyde-cli push from your agent or CI and you get back a stable
URL. Push to the same page again and it becomes the next version. See the
setup guide.
Sign in to publish your first artifact and get a stable, shareable link back. We'll email you a one-time link — no password.
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