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You can now build and publish simple web apps using Claude

The new artefacts function in Claude allows simple web apps to be built in natural language instructions. It’s still early days but it suggests a new horizon of zero code development is about to open up. Click below to check out a really simple use which was produced in well under a minute from two sentences of instructions by me:

Other users can also ‘remix’ the artefact in their own chat window. The pedagogical uses for this could be really exciting, though I’m struggling with the privacy implications. They promise to detach the code from the conversation when publishing artefacts but the artefacts being embedded in the conversation is part of their power.

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