Shareable is a lightweight service for sharing AI-generated HTML artifacts — dashboards, reports, explainers, and prototypes. Instead of sending a folder or zip of files, you upload the artifact once and get a clean, unlisted link that renders it in a sandboxed viewer.

How do I share a file that Claude Code or Codex generated?

The artifact is an HTML page — that's the entry file. Alongside it you can bundle the supporting files it references: CSS, JavaScript, images (PNG, SVG, JPG, GIF, WebP), fonts (WOFF/WOFF2/TTF), data files like JSON or CSV, even a PDF. In the browser, sign in at shareable.page and upload the HTML, its assets, or a zip — you get a stable link like shareable.page/a/abc123. From your terminal or agent, run `shareable publish ./index.html` and the share URL is printed for you.

Can my agent publish directly from Claude Code or Codex?

Yes. One curl command installs the `shareable` CLI and wires a publish skill into Claude Code or Codex, so the agent can publish the HTML it just generated and hand you back the link without leaving the conversation.

Is a shared artifact private?

Artifacts are private by default. Published links are unlisted secret URLs with optional password protection, shared pages are marked noindex, and the artifact renders inside a sandboxed iframe. It is built for lightweight private sharing, not public listing.

Does the link update when I change the artifact?

Yes. Each artifact is versioned and the stable share link always points to the latest version, so you can update a dashboard or report in place without sending a new attachment.

How much does Shareable cost?

Shareable is free — sign in, publish your artifacts, and share the links at no cost.

Shareable

Make everything your agent explains shareable.

Shareable turns the interactive HTML your AI agent generates — dashboards, walkthroughs, analyses — into one clean, sandboxed link you can send to anyone. Upload it in the browser, or publish straight from Claude Code and Codex with the CLI. The link stays stable and updates as the agent does.

Start sharing

The script installs the CLI and opens your browser to sign in — no account needed first. See the docs.

* claude - ~/work/ingest-pipeline-explainer

› How did we build the ingestion pipeline?

* Reading repo + architecture notes...

* Drafting walkthrough...

* Publishing to Shareable...

✓ Done. Live at:

https://shareable.page/a/ingestion-pipeline

Share this link - always shows the latest.

›

shareable.page/a/ingestion-pipeline

Engineering walkthrough · built by Claude Code

How we built the ingestion pipeline

From webhook to query-ready, in three steps.

Step 01Ingestwebhooks → queue

Step 02Transformstream workers

Step 03Servepostgres + cache

Why this shape

Queueing absorbs traffic spikes so workers stay cheap, and a cache layer keeps ~90% of reads off the database.

Your agent publishes for youOne HTML file, loose assets, or a zip — Shareable handles it.

View onlyRecipients get a polished artifact link, not source-file chores.

One durable linkUpdate the artifact without sending another attachment.

Even the people building Claude Code are shipping HTML, not markdown.

Thariq, on the Claude Code team, swapped markdown for HTML on almost everything he ships. That HTML needs a place to live and update — Shareable is that place.

Thariq✓@trq212 · May 8

HTML is the new markdown.

I've stopped writing markdown files for almost everything and switched to using Claude Code to generate HTML for me. This is why.

Using Claude Code

The Unreasonable Effectiveness of HTML

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Using Claude Code: The Unreasonable Effectiveness of HTML

claude.ai · This is also on the Claude Blog.

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Once you start sharing your explanations, use it to power your agents.

Agent wiki

Make your AI smart about your team, not just the world.

Every artifact your team commits — runbooks, retros, dashboards, decisions — becomes searchable context for the next prompt. One CLI command commits it. Your AI fetches it the next time it needs to know what your team already learned.

$shareable wiki commit my-runbook.html # done. searchable.

See the same AI, before and after

Views KPI

Know who’s actually reading.

Every shared link gets a small dashboard so you can tell when something is landing.

Live pulseA green dot on the chart breathes when someone is on the page right now.
30-day trendDaily spark line — see if interest is sticking or fading after the first ping.
Roll-up totalsAggregate view counts surface back to the library card without opening each artifact.

Comments

Let recipients talk back.

Comments live on the shared page itself, so feedback lands where the artifact lives.

Inline threadsRecipients reply on the artifact page — no email back-and-forth, no separate doc to chase.
No login wallViewers can comment without signing up. Lowers the friction for the people you actually want feedback from.
Quiet attributionEach comment carries a stable session signature so you can tell who said what without leaking identity.

Frequently asked questions

What is Shareable?: Shareable is a lightweight service for sharing AI-generated HTML artifacts — dashboards, reports, explainers, and prototypes. Instead of sending a folder or zip of files, you upload the artifact once and get a clean, unlisted link that renders it in a sandboxed viewer.
How do I share a file that Claude Code or Codex generated?: The artifact is an HTML page — that's the entry file. Alongside it you can bundle the supporting files it references: CSS, JavaScript, images (PNG, SVG, JPG, GIF, WebP), fonts (WOFF/WOFF2/TTF), data files like JSON or CSV, even a PDF. In the browser, sign in at shareable.page and upload the HTML, its assets, or a zip — you get a stable link like shareable.page/a/abc123. From your terminal or agent, run `shareable publish ./index.html` and the share URL is printed for you.
Can my agent publish directly from Claude Code or Codex?: Yes. One curl command installs the `shareable` CLI and wires a publish skill into Claude Code or Codex, so the agent can publish the HTML it just generated and hand you back the link without leaving the conversation.
Is a shared artifact private?: Artifacts are private by default. Published links are unlisted secret URLs with optional password protection, shared pages are marked noindex, and the artifact renders inside a sandboxed iframe. It is built for lightweight private sharing, not public listing.
Does the link update when I change the artifact?: Yes. Each artifact is versioned and the stable share link always points to the latest version, so you can update a dashboard or report in place without sending a new attachment.
How much does Shareable cost?: Shareable is free — sign in, publish your artifacts, and share the links at no cost.