What are artifacts?	Artifacts are standalone, interactive outputs that Claude creates in a dedicated window alongside your conversation.
When does Claude automatically create an artifact?	Claude automatically creates an artifact when content meets certain criteria: It's significant and self-contained, typically over 15 lines; it's something you're likely to want to edit, iterate on, or reuse; it represents complex content that stands on its own without needing the surrounding conversation; it's content you'll want to reference or use later.
What are some common artifact types?	Common artifact types include documents (markdown, plain text, Word docs, PDFs, PowerPoint, and Excel), code snippets, HTML pages, SVG images, Mermaid diagrams, and React components.
How can you share artifacts with colleagues in Claude for Work?	Team and Enterprise users can share artifacts internally with colleagues. The shared artifact stays within your organization and requires team authentication to access.
What is the difference between sharing an artifact and publishing it publicly?	Sharing an artifact allows you to copy or download it for personal use or sharing via other channels, while publishing makes the artifact accessible to anyone with the link, without a Claude account.