An AI artifact is usually a self-contained HTML thing — an app, a tool, a visualization. Once you've exported it, sharing it shouldn't mean a deploy or a public feed. Drop the HTML and get a private link in seconds: the artifact runs in any browser, stays off search, and goes only to the people you choose.
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Export the artifact as an HTML file (or zip a folder if it has separate assets) and drop it in. miinideck publishes it to a private link in seconds, with its JavaScript and styling intact.
Share the link privately — no public gallery, no community feed, no sign-in for the viewer. It's unguessable and no-indexed, so a work-in-progress artifact stays out of search.
Add a password while it's rough, set an expiry, and replace the file as you refine it — the link stays the same, so whoever you shared it with always sees your latest version.
Export it to HTML and drop it into miinideck — you get a private link in seconds that opens the artifact in any browser, independent of the tool that generated it. No deploy, no account needed to view.
No. There's no public gallery or feed. The link is private and unguessable, and it carries a no-index tag, so the artifact is visible only to the people you send the link to.
Yes. JavaScript runs, styling applies, and external CDN libraries load over HTTPS, so the artifact behaves as exported. The only thing it can't do is run a backend server.
Not as it is. When Claude makes a Code · JSX artifact, the download is a bare React component with no HTML page around it, so neither a browser nor miinideck can open it. Ask Claude to remake it as a single self-contained HTML file, then use Export → HTML on the artifact's title menu. In our October 2026 test that HTML export loaded React from a public CDN, which works anywhere with an internet connection.
Yes. Replace the file and the link stays the same, so you share one URL and it always reflects the current version.
Because Claude's own share link only opens for people who have a Claude account — Anthropic's help centre says so plainly (checked October 2026) — and on Team and Enterprise plans sharing outside the organisation stays off unless an owner turns it on. Once the work is an exported file, the access rules become yours instead of the plan's. The plan-by-plan detail changes over time and is covered separately in when the only button says publish — this page is about what happens after you have the file.
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