AgentsRoom agent artifacts: the page your AI agent built, one click away
Filmed in the real app: a Claude Code agent is asked for a dashboard of the test results as one HTML file, and when the page is ready, a block appears above its composer while nothing jumps to the front. One click opens the page in the Documents tab with its charts working, and a requested change updates the block while the earlier version stays in Documents with the agent, the CLI and the model that made it. A Codex agent then lands its page in the same block, in the same place.
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Stop hunting for file paths. Your agent's page is one click away. This is AgentsRoom, the desktop app where your AI coding agents work side by side.
I ask this Claude Code agent for a dashboard of the test results, as one HTML file, and to show it to me. It runs the tests and writes the page. Usually, that ends on a file path in a terminal, and you have to spot it yourself.
Here, when the page is ready, a block appears right above the agent's message box, with its title. Nothing jumps to the front, and no new terminal tab opens. One click: the Documents tab comes to the front and the page opens, rendered, with its charts working.
Want a change? I ask for the failed tests in red, and first. The agent rewrites the file and shows it again.
The block updates. One click, and the page has changed. The earlier version stays in Documents, with the agent, the CLI and the model that made it.
One click opens it, exactly as it was. And this is not only for Claude Code. Here, a Codex agent gets the same kind of request.
Its page lands in the same block, in the same place. Agent artifacts are in AgentsRoom, for Claude Code, Codex and others. The link is in the description.