artifact-site MCP server

artifact-site

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There are now so many AI agents to choose from, but their output is scattered across your computer, chat histories and different platforms’ clouds, making it hard to organize, share and revisit.

artifact-site is a self-hosted workspace for individuals and teams, similar to Claude Artifacts or OpenAI Sites. Your various agents create the work; artifact-site brings it together, turning pages and documents into links for sharing, comments and feedback, access control and version history. The agents you already use can keep editing, publishing, searching and updating that work through the CLI or MCP.

You can self-host artifact-site or use the cloud version hosted by Lexmount.

Use the cloud version — hosted by Lexmount, with no deployment required. Drag and drop a file to publish it and get a shareable link. Upload without signing in, or sign in with Google or GitHub to keep your sites, organize them in folders and control who can open each link.

Anonymous uploads expire after a few days.

Drop a file, get a link, share it. View your published work online and choose who can open it in the sharing settings.

Why artifact-site

• Keep work in one place. Organize pages and documents in folders and find them with full-text search, including Chinese. Team members and agents can find the work they have permission to access.
• Drop it in and share it. Upload HTML, a build folder, a ZIP or a document to get a link. Large sites upload in chunks. Share with everyone, signed-in users, named people or passcode holders.
• Keep improving published work. Edit HTML text or source in the browser, or let an agent update the whole site. Each change keeps a version, with rollback and the option to save a copy.
• Let agents pick up where they left off. Publish and update through the guide, CLI or MCP, then search by content and read extractable text. For example, find a previous report and update it at the same address for your team to view.

How it compares

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.