Think Google Drive—for AI artifacts
Keep documents, images, audio, video, and webpages in one place. Invite your team to edit, comment, review versions, and share the same artifact with people and agents.
Share artifact
Every AI tool, one shared drive
Bring work from writing agents, image generators, voice and music tools, and video studios into one organized drive. Then invite your team to edit, comment, review, and share the same artifacts.
AI creation ecosystem
HTML Docs
Your artifact drive
Built for collaboration
HTML Docs gives AI output the collaboration layer people expect from a shared drive. Teammates can edit together, comment on the exact content, review versions, and share one up-to-date link.
No screenshots, copied chat threads, or feedback scattered across tools.
People review it. Agents can update it. Everyone keeps working from the same artifact.
How collaboration works
Add → share → discuss → revise
Save a document, image, audio file, video, or webpage from the AI tool you already use.
Share one link and decide who can view or edit, just like a file in a shared drive.
Edit live, comment on exact sections, resolve feedback, and review changes in context.
A teammate or connected agent can make the next revision while versions preserve what changed.
Comments and decisions stay attached to the artifact for the next revision.
From chat to artifact
Ask OpenClaw, Instinct, ChatGPT, Claude, or any connected agent to send its work to HTML Docs. The same answer becomes a clean page people can actually scan, discuss, and share.
Works with the agents you already chat with
Before · WhatsApp
Here's the launch plan. Monday: finalize the positioning and confirm owners. Tuesday: publish the landing page and email the waitlist. Wednesday: brief support and prepare the launch posts. Thursday: run final QA across mobile, analytics, and onboarding. Friday: ship at 9am, monitor sign-ups, and collect feedback. The biggest risk is that three analytics events are still untested. Priya owns the page, Marco owns lifecycle email, and Jules owns support. I'd also recommend a short customer quote above the fold and a follow-up email 48 hours after launch.
9:41 ✓✓
After · HTML Docs
Launch brief · Week 34
Milestones
4 days
Owners
3 people
Run of show
Top risk
Three analytics events still need QA.
More than a place to share
When people and AI agents save their work to HTML Docs, briefs, research, meeting notes, and decisions become one searchable memory—not another trail of chats and folders.
From scattered work to grounded answers
One shared source of truth
On HTML Docs
View on X“I convert my client docs to clean shareable links now instead of sending HTML files. Clients just click and read.”

Dhilip Subramanian
@sdhilip
On HTML Docs
View on X“holy shit, html-docs.com is really well done. amazing work by @raunaqbn!”

Trevin Chow
@trevin
On HTML artifacts
View on X“I’ve started preferring HTML as an output format instead of Markdown.”

Thariq
@trq212
On HTML artifacts
View on X“At the end of your query ask your LLM to “structure your response as HTML,” then view the generated file in your browser.”

Andrej Karpathy
@karpathy