Connect Artifact Share to your AI

Last verified: 2026-07-18 · Target UI: ChatGPT Web

ChatGPT MCP apps work only on ChatGPT Web and are not supported on mobile.

Artifact Share turns HTML made by AI into browser links. It also supports Markdown, folders, and static sites, with content replacement without changing the URL, history, comments, and project organization.

Your AI can use all of these Artifact Share features for you. Connect with MCP from chat apps; when an AI or automation can run shell commands against local files, the CLI is the clearest route.

Wondering what you can do once connected? See what you can do

Choose your entry point

AI agents

CLI

Works with Claude Cowork, Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor Agent. Fast, and handles local files, folders, and full multi-file sites.

Start with the CLI

AI chat

MCP

Connect the Artifact Share MCP server in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor chat. Handy when you want to quickly share something you made in the conversation.

Start with MCP

Claude Cowork and AI agents

For Claude Cowork tasks and AI agents that can run shell commands (Codex, Claude Code, Cursor Agent), start with this CLI prompt.

Paste this prompt into your agent from the project.
Prompt
```
npx --yes @artifactshare/cli init
```
When the browser opens, confirm the code, sign in with Google, and approve the CLI.
Done. Next, see using Artifact Share from AI.

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

Set up Artifact Share in ChatGPT Web. The entry point depends on your plan and permissions. Pro may show Plugins and Security and login, while Business, Enterprise, and Edu use Apps.

ChatGPT features, UI labels, and permissions may change. If your UI looks different, look for Developer mode under Plugins or Apps in Settings, or check Settings > Security and login.

Open ChatGPT on the web.
Follow the path for your plan and role:
- Pro: Open Settings > Plugins. If needed, enable Developer mode under Settings > Security and login. Then return to Plugins or Apps and look for Create.
- Business: Workspace admins and owners open Workspace settings > Apps > Create.
- Enterprise / Edu: Authorized users enable Developer mode under Settings > Apps > Advanced settings, then open Apps > Create.
Enter Artifact Share as the name and use this MCP server URL as the MCP server endpoint.
https://artifactshare.com/mcp
Set authentication to OAuth.
Select Scan Tools and review the detected tools.
Select Create.
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

If you regularly switch between workspaces or Google accounts, the CLI is usually the clearer route because you can keep the account for each job separate. MCP connections are tied to one Google account at a time; when you connect, pick the account you want from Google’s account chooser. To switch, connect again and choose a different account.

CI and non-interactive environments

Use an API token instead of browser sign-in. Issue a token from Settings, then pass it with ARTIFACTSHARE_TOKEN.

Terminal

ARTIFACTSHARE_TOKEN=your_token npx --yes @artifactshare/cli share ./report.html