ArtifactHub — Unified collection & collaborative review for AI-generated artifa…

For teams to centralize web pages/docs generated by different AI tools (Codex, Claude, others) and iterate with versioned feedback

Problem

Team members use different AI tools—some use Codex for dashboards, others use Claude for reports or generate web pages. Artifacts are scattered across local files, chat histories, and platforms; feedback and revision versions get scattered again after delivery. ChatGPT Space supports pages and collaboration but only within ChatGPT's ecosystem. Users need a cross-agent, cross-artifact central place.

Solution

An open-source web app that receives HTML/doc artifacts published by any AI agent (via CLI or API), automatically generates shareable links and version history. Team members can comment and annotate directly on the page; comments can be read by the original agent to revise and publish new versions. Supports mobile/desktop preview switching and retains all historical versions.

Users

Small teams using multiple AI tools, indie devs, PMs, and heavy AI agent users

MVP

Provide CLI publish command (upload HTML/PDF/Markdown); generate read-only links with version numbers; allow visitors to leave comments on the page; provide API for agents to read comments and publish new versions; keep historical versions for rollback.

Revenue

Open-source core + team-hosted subscription per seat ($10-15/user/mo) with private deployment and SSO.

Why now

AI agent artifacts are exploding, but teams lack a cross-tool collection and collaboration layer; ChatGPT Space only covers its own ecosystem, leaving room for an indie dev to build a neutral, lightweight open-source alternative.