Comment on a Claude artifact. Claude edits it in place.
You had Claude make an HTML or Markdown artifact. Publish it to a link, point at the exact thing you want changed, and Claude ships a new version — with version history. No screenshots, no re-pasting.
The problem
Generating the artifact is easy. Iterating on it is where the loop falls apart.
Editing means screenshots
To change one line you screenshot the result, paste it back into Claude Code, and describe the edit in words. Every time.
You can't point
There's no way to say “this heading” or “that paragraph” — you describe it and hope Claude lands on the right thing.
You can't really share it
Showing a colleague means more screenshots; actually collaborating on it is worse.
No undo
Each regeneration is a fresh blob — there's no earlier version to roll back to.
How it works
It isn't a screenshot — it's the artifact, live.
Point at the exact spot
Hover any element, click, and leave a note pinned right to it. No screenshots — Claude gets the exact thing you mean.
Share & collaborate live
Send the link. Colleagues comment without signing up, and you see each other's cursors in real time — like Figma, for an artifact.
Claude edits in place
Claude reads the comments in your terminal, makes the change, and ships a new version on the same link — then marks it done.
Undo anytime
Every change is snapshotted. Preview an earlier version and restore it — real version control, not a pile of regenerations.
See it on a real one
These two pages are themselves Drafty artifacts. Open one, click any line, and leave a note — Claude's watching.