Artifact Share MCP Server
com.artifactshare/artifactshare
Share HTML and Markdown artifacts from AI agents with version control and granular access permissions.
What is the Artifact Share MCP server?
Artifact Share is an MCP server that enables sharing of HTML, Markdown, folders, and static sites created by AI agents and automation at stable URLs. It provides private, workspace, project, and link-based access controls with version history and commenting capabilities for collaborative work within organizations.
Artifact Share lets AI agents and automation create and share HTML and Markdown artifacts with your team at persistent URLs. It supports multiple access models—from private to workspace-wide to explicit viewer lists—and includes version tracking and comments, making it useful for sharing generated documents, reports, and web content without exposing raw files.
How to install Artifact Share
Copy-paste configuration for popular MCP clients.
Use cases
- Share AI-generated HTML reports and dashboards with team members at stable URLs
- Distribute Markdown documentation and guides created by agents with version history
- Manage access to generated static sites with granular permission controls (private, workspace, project, or link-based)
- Track changes and comments on artifacts across versions
- Enable automation and AI agents to publish work outputs to a central repository
Artifact Share MCP server FAQ
Artifact Share is a service that lets AI agents, automation, and people share HTML, Markdown, and static sites at stable URLs with version control and flexible access permissions.
Artifact Share is available as a hosted service at artifactshare.com. The repository is source-available (not open source), allowing you to study and self-host it for your organization under the stated license terms.
Add the remote MCP server at https://artifactshare.com/mcp to your client configuration. No local installation is required; it connects via HTTP.
Artifact Share supports private, workspace, project, explicit-viewer, and link-based access models, giving you fine-grained control over who can view shared artifacts.
Yes. The repository is source-available and you may modify and self-host it for your own organization, subject to the repository license. The license restricts offering it as a competing hosted service.
Yes. Artifact Share maintains version history and supports comments on artifacts, enabling collaborative review and iteration.
README (reference)
Source of truth, from the repository.
Artifact Share
Artifact Share shares HTML, Markdown, folders, and static sites at stable URLs. It supports private, workspace, project, explicit-viewer, and link-based access for work created by people, AI agents, and automation.
Service: https://artifactshare.com
Source-available, not open source
This repository is source-available. You may study, modify, and self-host Artifact Share for your own organization, subject to the repository license. The license restricts offering Artifact Share as a directly competing hosted, managed, SaaS, or cloud service. It is not an OSI-approved open-source license.
The npm package through version 0.9.0 remains licensed under Apache-2.0. The repository and CLI from version 0.10.0 onward are covered by the source-available license. Version 0.10.0 was intentionally not published; version 0.10.1 is the first npm release under the new license.
Repository layout
apps/web/— the React Router application and Cloudflare Workerspackages/cli/— the source-available command-line clientdocs/reference/— current technical contracts and repository boundariesdocs/brand/— Artifact Share brand assets and their usage termsproposals/— public, proposal-only contributions
Local development and validation
The authoritative setup and export boundary are documented in the source-available boundary. A public checkout requires no production credentials or private services.
pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm --filter @artifactshare/web exec playwright install --with-deps chrome
pnpm fixtures:build
pnpm db:apply:local
pnpm validate
pnpm test:runtime
Run the commands in that order. Local configuration uses fixtures and local service bindings; it does not provide a production deployment path.
For interactive development, pnpm dev prepares local certificates, variables,
and D1 state before starting the application, sandbox, and image worker. See the
local development harness. UI review
captures are documented in the screen capture harness.
Manual product diagnostics are documented in AI-search eligibility
and performance trace automation.
Development process
Artifact Share currently accepts proposal-only pull requests, not code pull requests. Contributors describe a real situation and desired change; maintainers then own the issue, specification, implementation, verification, and release. Read CONTRIBUTING.md before submitting a proposal.
Report vulnerabilities through the private process in SECURITY.md, never through a public issue or proposal.
License
The repository license is a lawyer-review draft with Japanese authoritative text and an English reference translation. See LICENSE. The npm package through version 0.9.0 remains under Apache-2.0; the repository and CLI from version 0.10.0 onward use the source-available license. Version 0.10.0 was intentionally not published; version 0.10.1 is the first npm release under the new license.
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