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Guides on how to create, share, and iterate on your AI-generated artifacts.

General

What is an AI artifact?

An AI artifact is what an agent makes for you, beyond the chat reply. Most agents only make HTML and Markdown artifacts. DocStash also supports PDFs and code.

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WhatsApp

How to send an HTML file on WhatsApp that people can open

WhatsApp does not display HTML. It shows an .html file as a file, not a page. Here is how to send an HTML page on WhatsApp as a link that opens as a real webpage.

3 min read
Slack

How to share an HTML page in Slack beyond your workspace

Slack has started to display HTML files as pages, but not in every workspace yet, and a rendered file stays inside Slack. Here is how to share an HTML page as one link that opens anywhere.

3 min read
Muse

How to make an HTML page with Muse

Muse, Meta's AI agent, can build an HTML page from a single prompt. Here is how to make one, which prompts work, and how to put the page at a real link anyone can open.

3 min read
Google Drive

How to open a Google Drive HTML file as a webpage

Google Drive no longer hosts HTML, so Drive displays a .html file's code instead of the page. Here is how to turn a Drive HTML file into a real webpage with a shareable link.

3 min read
ChatGPT

ChatGPT Sites on the free plan (and how to publish a page)

Is ChatGPT Sites free? It is a paid feature, so the Free and Go plans can't publish a page. Here is what the ChatGPT free plan gets, and how to publish a page anyway with DocStash.

3 min read
Grok

How to put a Grok artifact on your own domain

Serve a Grok artifact from your own domain instead of a Grok chat link. Connect Grok to DocStash over MCP, add a custom domain, and the page carries your name.

2 min read
Muse

How to put a Muse artifact on your own domain

Serve a Meta Muse artifact from your own domain instead of keeping it in Muse. Connect Muse to DocStash over MCP, add a custom domain, and the page carries your name.

2 min read
Claude

How to revert a Claude artifact to a previous version

Claude changed your artifact and the new version is worse. Here is how to revert a Claude artifact to a previous version, using DocStash.

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Claude

How to update a Claude artifact and keep the same URL

Claude can change an artifact, but keeping one stable URL is the hard part. Here is how to update a Claude artifact and keep the same URL, using DocStash.

2 min read
Grok

How to share Grok generated HTML

Grok builds HTML artifacts but shares them as chat links. Here is how to host and share Grok-generated HTML at one clean URL, using DocStash over MCP.

2 min read
Muse

How to share a Muse artifact

Meta Muse builds interactive HTML artifacts but keeps them in your workspace. Here is how to share a Muse artifact at a real URL, on your own domain, by connecting Muse to DocStash over MCP.

2 min read
ChatGPT

Why is ChatGPT so slow, and how to fix a laggy chat

Why is ChatGPT so slow or laggy? Here are the common causes, from a long conversation to your browser, and how to fix each one and get a fast chat back.

4 min read
ChatGPT

How to compact ChatGPT chats

Why a long ChatGPT chat gets slow, and how to fix it. ChatGPT has no compact command, so compress the chat into a Markdown doc with DocStash and continue in a fresh, fast chat.

3 min read
General

Claude Artifacts vs ChatGPT Canvas, and what breaks when you share

ChatGPT retired Canvas in 2026 and Claude still has Artifacts, but each keeps sharing inside its own app. Here is what changed, what breaks when you share, and the portable alternative.

4 min read
General

How to make your AI artifacts portable across agents

Your best AI work gets stuck in whatever app made it. Here is how to keep artifacts portable, so you can open and edit them in Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor.

3 min read
General

How to move chats between AI agents

Move a chat to another AI agent without re-explaining. Compact the conversation into a handoff doc and continue in a new chat, Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor.

3 min read
General

How to host an AI-generated artifact on your own domain

Publish a page or doc your AI built to your own domain like docs.yourcompany.com, from Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor. No servers, no deploy config.

3 min read
Cursor

Cursor artifact hosting

Cursor is great at building, but sharing the result with a non-engineer is painful. Here is how to publish a Cursor-built HTML page or document to a link anyone can open.

3 min read
Claude

How to put a Claude artifact on your own domain

Share a Claude artifact from your own domain instead of a claude.ai link. Publish it on DocStash, connect a custom domain, and the page carries your name.

2 min read
Claude

How to share a Claude artifact with only certain people

Put a Claude artifact behind a login and share it with only the people you choose. Publish on DocStash and invite viewers instead of making the page public.

2 min read
Claude

How to publish a Claude artifact without Google Search indexing it

Claude has no way to prevent Google from indexing a published artifact. Publish it on DocStash instead, as a public page that stays out of Google Search by default.

2 min read
General

How to iterate on one document across ChatGPT and Claude

Start a document in ChatGPT, keep going in Claude, and keep one link with every version. Here is how to work on the same document across AI tools with DocStash.

2 min read
General

Version history for AI artifacts

Editing an AI artifact replaces it every time. Here is how to keep every version of a Claude artifact, at one link, with one-click rollback, using DocStash.

2 min read
ChatGPT

How to deploy ChatGPT generated HTML

Turn HTML that ChatGPT generates into a live, shareable link. DocStash hosts it for you, free and versioned, private by default.

2 min read
OpenCode

How to deploy OpenCode generated HTML

Turn HTML that OpenCode generates into a live, shareable link. DocStash hosts it for you, free and versioned, private by default.

2 min read
Claude

How to share Claude generated HTML

Turn HTML that Claude generates into a live, shareable link. DocStash hosts it for you, free and versioned, private by default.

2 min read