Connect Artifact Share to your AI (MCP)

Add Artifact Share to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor with MCP, and you can share files straight from the chat.

Your AI can read your work back and update it, read and reply to comments, and organize artifacts into projects — all from the chat.

MCP server URL:

https://artifactshare.com/mcp

Claude

The quickest way is the prefilled connector link:

Add Artifact Share to Claude

Claude opens the add-custom-connector dialog with the name and URL filled in; review them and choose "Add".

If the link doesn’t open the dialog, add it by hand:

Open "Customize" in the Claude sidebar, then select "Connectors".
Choose "+", then "Add custom connector".
Use "Artifact Share" as the name, paste this MCP server URL, then select "Add".
https://artifactshare.com/mcp
Select "Connect" on the connector, then sign in with Google when prompted.
In a chat, open "+", then "Connectors", and turn Artifact Share on.

ChatGPT

In Settings, open "Apps", then "Advanced settings", and turn on Developer Mode.
Open "Apps", then choose "Create".
Enter "Artifact Share", then use this MCP server URL as the MCP server endpoint.
https://artifactshare.com/mcp
Set authentication to OAuth, scan the tools, and create the app.
Sign in with Google when prompted.

Cursor

The quickest way is the one-click install link:

Add Artifact Share to Cursor

Cursor opens an "Install MCP Server" dialog with the name and URL filled in; choose "Install". Sign in with Google if prompted.

If the link doesn’t open Cursor, add it by hand:

Open Cursor settings and go to "Tools & MCP".

Choose "New MCP Server", or edit ~/.cursor/mcp.json directly.

mcp.json

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "Artifact Share": { "url": "https://artifactshare.com/mcp" }
  }
}

Register this MCP server URL as a remote server named "Artifact Share".
https://artifactshare.com/mcp
Save. Cursor connects and shows a green indicator when it succeeds. Sign in with Google if prompted.

Notes

Using more than one Google account

Each connection is tied to one Google account. When you connect, pick the account you want — Google shows the account chooser. To switch, connect again and choose a different account; some tools (such as Cursor) let you add a second connection under another name so you can use both at once.