Connect Display.dev to your AI tool so it can publish reports, presentations, and prototypes as HTML or Markdown pages. Each published piece of work is an artifact, with its own link and a choice of who can open it.
Connect your AI tool
On Claude (web, Desktop, mobile, or Claude Code), add Display from Claude's connector directory: select Connect, then sign in and approve. See the Claude guide for Team and Enterprise organizations.
For any other AI tool, copy this request into it:
Fetch https://display.dev/agent-setup.md and follow the instructions.
Your agent identifies the setup it needs and guides you through it. Complete any connection, approval, or sign-in steps it asks you to perform. Setup finishes when the agent confirms that Display.dev's tools are available.
For step-by-step instructions, choose your tool:
Each guide explains any plan or administrator requirements, along with the setup options supported by that tool.
Publish your first artifact
Once connected, ask your agent to create and publish a small example:
Create a short sample project update in Markdown with a summary and next steps. Publish it with Display.dev as Private and return the link.
Open the returned link to view your artifact. Sign in if asked. Only you can open this Private artifact until you share it.
To publish your own work and choose who can open it, see Publish with your agent.
Share the result
Open the artifact in the dashboard and invite someone by email, or ask your agent to share it with the people you name. Copying the link alone does not grant access to a Private artifact.
See Sharing and access to choose between Private, Company, and Public visibility.
Keep working
After the first publish:
- Publish your own work and let your team open it.
- Find an artifact you or a teammate published.
- Update an artifact while keeping its URL.
- Review comments, apply feedback, and resolve completed discussions.
- Change who can open it.
Publish without an AI tool
You can also publish from your browser. Start with a sample or select an HTML or Markdown file from your computer. To publish files with commands, see Publish from your terminal.