The problem
AI assistants have become remarkably good at producing working software: dashboards, calculators, landing pages, slide decks, diagrams, data exports. But the moment you want someone else to see the result, you are back to copying code into files, creating a repository, picking a hosting provider and waiting for a build. For a lot of artifacts — a quick prototype for a stakeholder, a chart for a meeting, a deck for tomorrow — that friction is bigger than the work itself.
What we built
ArtifactDeploy is a hosting service designed around the Model Context Protocol. You connect it to Claude once — sign in from Claude’s connector settings, or use an API key. After that, Claude can publish what it makes with a single tool call and hand you back a live link — typically in about three seconds. It supports ten artifact types, serves each with the correct content type, and lets Claude list and clean up your deployments too.
Who it’s for
Developers who prototype with Claude Code, product people and designers who want to share interactive mockups, analysts publishing reports, founders sending demos, educators sharing interactive lessons — anyone who wants what Claude made to be one link away from the people who need to see it.