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Artifacts can be shared with everyone who can reach the agent that made them

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Artifacts can be shared with everyone who can reach the agent that created them.

What

Artifact sharing gains an audience where access follows the agent that created the item rather than a named list of people. Claude Code describes it as "everyone with access to the agent that created it", treats it as shared but not live-updating unless a view is explicitly set, and warns when a pinned version has gone stale. There is no flag to turn this on; it appears only when the service reports that audience for an Artifact.

Details
  • Recognised in four places: share-mode parsing, the plain-English audience line shown to you, the audience summary handed to the model, and the stale-pin warning.
  • Because no explicit view is set, the artifact is shared but not treated as live.
  • Someone with write access to such an Artifact sees provenance framed for this audience rather than the ordinary shared-list framing.
Evidence

everyone with access to the agent that created it

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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