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How to publish an agent's design doc for full-screen review with Artifact Server

Let Claude Code upload an HTML design doc and return a review link you can comment on.

Remote script. The skill install command pulls the plannotator/artifact-server skill from GitHub, so review its contents before you run it in an environment with access to real project files.

Who it is forA developer using Claude Code to draft a plan or design doc who needs teammates to review it without it getting lost in a chat log.

The problemAgent-made HTML plans and mockups scatter across chats and local folders, so reviews and comments have no stable home.

The outcomeThe agent uploads the HTML file, returns a full-screen review link, and the review thread stays attached to that artifact.

What you need first

  • Claude Code, for the Agent Skill flow named in the README
  • Node.js 24.12 or newer and pnpm 10.34.3, if running from source
  • A terminal and git
  • For team hosting: an account on one of the listed deployment targets, such as Cloudflare, Kubernetes, AWS, or Google Cloud

Steps

  1. Start a local server, following the steps in the local run use case, or open a remote Artifact Server you already have access to.
  2. Run artifactserver connect.
  3. Run npx skills add plannotator/artifact-server.
  4. In Claude Code, send /artifact-server upload that HTML design doc.
  5. Open the full-screen review link the agent returns and leave a comment to test the review flow.

Prompt for your agent

In the plannotator/artifact-server repo setup, use the Artifact Server Skill to upload the HTML file at <path-to-design-doc.html> as a new artifact. Expected output: the full-screen review link returned first. Verify that the link opens and shows the uploaded document.

Caveat. The README says the Claude Code live session delivery needs a research-preview development flag and, on managed plans, an organization policy, so the basic skill upload is the path to rely on.

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