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Guides and notes on sharing, reviewing, and looping feedback on the HTML documents your AI agent writes.
How to Write a Client Proposal With AI and Get Comments (2026)
Use ChatGPT or Claude to write a polished client proposal as one HTML page, check it, then send one link the client can comment on - and let your AI apply the comments.
Read the guide →How to Write a Client Report With AI and Get Comments (2026)
Turn your data into a client report with ChatGPT or Claude, check the numbers, and send one link the client can comment on, month after month.
Read the guide →HTML to Google Docs: How to Convert It and What Breaks (2026)
We converted an AI-made HTML proposal to Google Docs. Text, lists, tables and images survived; layout, SVG charts and buttons didn't. How to convert, and when to send a link instead.
Read the guide →Claude Artifact Comments: Who Can Comment and the Limits (2026)
Claude artifacts now take comments - but only from people signed in to Claude with the right access, and never from people who only have a public link. Who can comment, the limits, and how to get comments from anyone.
Read the guide →ChatGPT Sites Explained: Sharing, Limits and Feedback (2026)
ChatGPT Sites (formerly Codex Sites) explained: who can open a Site, plans and limits, and how to get comments on one from people outside your workspace.
Read the explainer →Claude Live Artifacts Are Legacy: What to Use Now (2026)
Claude live artifacts became a legacy format on August 19, 2026. What that means, who still gets them, how to edit old ones, and what to use now.
Read the explainer →How to Get Comments on a Cursor Canvas (2026)
Cursor shared canvases are team-only and read-only - viewers can't comment. Here's how to turn a canvas into an HTML file and get anchored feedback on it.
Read the guide →HTML Is the New Markdown - and Reviewing It Is the Missing Half (2026)
Anthropic's Thariq Shihipar showed why agents should write HTML instead of Markdown. Here's the half that's still catching up: how humans review, correct, and answer those HTML docs - and get the feedback back to the agent.
Read the essay →AI Agent Artifact Sharing Compared: Claude, Cursor, Codex (2026)
Claude artifacts, Cursor shared canvases, ChatGPT (Codex) Sites, Send, ShareDuo, Anchorify, static hosting, and Markloop - every way to share AI agent output in 2026, compared by audience, feedback, and agent loop.
Read the comparison →Claude Artifacts: What They Are, How to Use Them, and 10 Examples (2026)
What Claude artifacts are, how to create one in the Claude app or Claude Code, ten example prompts you can copy, the limits people hit, and who can see what you make.
Read the guide →How to Share Claude Artifacts Outside Your Organization (2026)
How to share an artifact from the Claude app or Claude Code, who can open the link on each plan, why public links take no comments, and 4 ways to get a client's feedback on one.
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