Claude Code now captures your session’s work as “artifacts”—live web pages that update in real time and pull together everything from your codebase, monitoring tools, reasoning steps and discussion. You ask Claude Code to build a page—say, a pull-request walkthrough or an incident timeline—and it uses your full session context, connectors and code to generate a shareable URL. Each publish creates a new version at the same link, with version history built in, so teammates always see the latest view without extra setup. Teams use artifacts to speed up debugging, audits and feature reviews. In internal tests, an engineer investigating an outage asked Claude Code to scan logs, plot error spikes and list suspect commits. By stand-up, the artifact had refreshed twice with new data and everyone was literally looking at the same screen. You can lock artifacts to your organization and manage access by role; nothing is public or unauthenticated. Admins set retention policies and pull compliance data via API. There’s a template for every role: legal can build dependency license audits, privacy teams can map data flows, security can link findings directly to code lines, FinOps can chart cloud-cost drivers, designers can generate UX variations from live components, architects can draw import-graph maps, and managers can track merged PRs. Artifacts live in beta now for Claude Team and Enterprise users via the CLI or desktop app—and you view them in any browser.