Artifact Share turns AI-generated HTML and Markdown into an organization-scoped review workflow with comments and version updates. temp.md covers a similar publish-review-update loop but starts with an anonymous public link that can cross company boundaries.
Reviewed against published product information · July 2026
Short answer
Choose Artifact Share when the work belongs inside a company or project membership model. Choose temp.md when the audience is external, publishing should work before signup, or the artifact needs formats and lifecycle controls beyond an internal document review.
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Feature comparison
| Capability | temp.md | Artifact Share |
|---|---|---|
| Primary audience | Anyone with the link | Company or project members |
| Account required to publish | No | Yes |
| Agent publishing | MCP, A2A, CLI, REST | CLI and hosted MCP |
| Formats | HTML, Markdown, CSV, Mermaid, and static bundles | HTML, Markdown, folders, and multi-file sites |
| Update behavior | Latest version at the same canonical URL | Next version at the same shared URL |
| Comments | Optional pinned page comments | Contextual comments within the shared page |
| Lifecycle | Expire, restore, claim, or snapshot | Plan-managed organizational artifacts |
Based on each product's published capabilities as of July 2026. Availability and plan rules can change.
Where the choice matters
Its core promise is sharing files made with AI inside an organization or with project members. That makes access intent explicit and keeps research, KPI reviews, and design proposals in a defined collaboration space.
No publisher or viewer account is required for the default temp.md flow. The link can move through email, Slack, a client thread, or another agent without requiring the recipient to join an artifact workspace.
Artifact Share supports HTML and Markdown plus folders and multi-file sites. temp.md adds native CSV and Mermaid viewing, immutable snapshots, password protection after claim, and explicit lifecycle recovery for temporary work.
FAQ
Yes. It offers a hosted MCP server for compatible chat clients and a CLI for coding agents.
temp.md is the simpler default for clients and external collaborators because neither publishing nor viewing requires organization membership.
Yes. Both are designed so an agent can publish a new version without forcing reviewers to follow a new URL.
Try the difference
Publish anonymously, update the same URL, and claim the work only when it needs to stay.
Artifact Share details are based on its own published documentation and were accurate as of July 2026. Capabilities and plan availability can change.