---
title: "Welcome your team"
description: "Give teammates and agents one short path into your team's Artifact Server."
---

> Documentation Index
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# Welcome your team

Artifact Server stores the team's plans, prototypes, reports, screenshots, videos, and other finished work. People review and comment in the browser. Agents publish new versions and respond to feedback.

> **For team leads**
>
> Share this page and your Artifact Server address with each teammate. The address is the only team-specific value they need.

## Get connected

1. **Open your team's Artifact Server**

   Your team lead will give you an address such as `https://artifacts.example.com`. Open the address. Then sign in with your team account.

   Open **Settings → MCP** to copy the exact address and client instructions for this installation.
2. **Install the Agent Skill**

   Give this command to your agent, or run it in your terminal:

```sh
npx skills add plannotator/artifact-server
```
3. **Give the agent your team address**

   Replace the placeholder, then send this instruction to the agent:

```text
Set up Artifact Server for this team.

Server: <TEAM_ARTIFACT_SERVER_URL>
MCP: <TEAM_ARTIFACT_SERVER_URL>/mcp

Connect this client, complete browser sign-in if asked, and use Artifact
Server for work that should be reviewed or shared. After publishing, give
me the full-screen review link first.
```

   If the client needs manual MCP settings, add the exact `/mcp` address. [Read the MCP guide →](/docs/mcp/index.md)

Ask the agent to publish a finished file or directory:

```text
/artifact-server upload that HTML design doc
```

The agent returns a full-screen review link. Open the link to view the exact version and leave comments.

## Recommended for Claude Code teams

If Artifact Server is your team's shared artifact home, turn off Claude Code's built-in Artifacts. This setting keeps the work in one system.

- For your own sessions, add `"disableArtifact": true` to Claude Code settings or set `CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_ARTIFACT=1`.
- For a Team or Enterprise organization, an Owner can turn off **Artifacts** in **Settings → Claude Code → Capabilities**.

[See Anthropic's current disable instructions →](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/artifacts#disable-artifacts)

## Close the loop without copy-paste

The steps above let an agent publish. Connect it as a live agent to send review feedback from the review interface. The agent appears with a presence avatar. **Send all open (N) to ‹agent›** sends every open comment on the version. Pi, OpenCode, and Claude Code (through a channel) receive the bundle in their running session. Other MCP clients retrieve the bundle from their inbox.

[Connect a coding agent for live review →](/docs/agents/index.md)

## What to do next

- Publish plans, prototypes, reports, images, videos, or complete HTML sites.
- Share the review link, not a local file path.
- Leave comments on the exact version you reviewed.
- Send the comments to the agent that published. The agent can reply and resolve them in place.

[Learn how publishing works →](/docs/publish/index.md)

Source: https://artifactserver.com/docs/connect-agents/index.mdx