You used to walk out of a Claude Code session with a file on your machine. Now you walk out with a working web page — it has a permanent link, opens for anyone, and updates whenever you refresh the page.
Most people still use Claude Code for quick, one-off tasks — you ask for something, grab the result, and that's the end of it.
What changed is that it now produces an Artifact: a complete, interactive HTML page with a permanent link. The same work that used to stay on your machine can now be shared with your team or your client, and they open it in a regular browser.
That's what turns Claude Code from a personal tool into a team tool.
Heads up: this feature is available on the Claude Team and Enterprise plans. If you're on an individual plan, every prompt here will still work for you — just without the share link.
Pulls the numbers from all your platforms into one place — the same numbers you open up to check every Monday morning, minus the trip through four different apps.
Build me a live HTML dashboard that shows the state of my Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and email accounts. For each platform, show me: - Follower count + the change from the previous week - Average engagement on the last 5 posts - The best post this week, and why it worked - One thing I need to pay attention to Take the numbers from the CSV files I'll attach. Keep it easy to update and readable on mobile.
Replaces the "weekly update" email nobody reads. The team opens the link on Monday and knows everything within a minute.
Build me a weekly summary dashboard that anyone on the team can open on Monday morning. Sections: - This week's wins (top 3) - Work in progress (what's blocked? and when will it be done?) - Next week's priorities, ordered by importance - One question for the team to answer this week Take the information from the activity log I'll attach.
The monthly report you dread builds itself. You hand it the data and it gives you a report that's ready to send or print.
Build me a monthly report dashboard for the client {client name}.
Sections:
- One sentence that sums up the month
- What we delivered this month
- The key numbers + comparison with the previous month
- What we'll be working on next month
- One strategic recommendation
Take the data from the files I'll attach. Make it printable, and put a share button at the top.
Run the prompt in Claude Code, attach your files, and let it build the dashboard.
When it's done, click the share icon above the Artifact.
You get a permanent link — anyone with the link can open the dashboard and use it.
Bookmark the link and treat it as a fixed internal tool of yours.
Tip: don't build a new dashboard every week. Build one, share it once, and after that only update the data — the link stays the same and the team never has to go hunting for it again.
Copy any prompt above, attach your files, and see the result for yourself.
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