I kept losing my Claude artifacts, so I made a mod

Description and use

Artifacts created in Claude were hard to locate. A mod now prompts to add each new artifact to a catalog, automatically categorizes, records in Notion, and updates an index page, simplifying retrieval.

Problem

Artifacts created in Claude were hard to locate after a few weeks, causing time wasted scrolling and re-creating content.

Outcome

Artifacts are now easily searchable and organized, reducing time spent locating them and preventing clutter.

Workflow

• Create artifact in Claude
• Claude publishes artifact
• Mod displays prompt: "New artifact \"Q3 pricing review\" — add it to your catalogue?"
• Press Add to trigger mod actions
• Mod selects category, writes one-line summary, adds entry to Notion database, updates index page, renames artifact with category prefix
• Press Skip to dismiss prompt

Evidence

Artifacts land in one long list, newest first. That's fine for the first few. For me, after a couple of weeks, a client quote sat next to a video script, which sat next to an internal security note, and half the titles only made sense on the day I made them.

Source

So now, when Claude publishes a new artifact, a row appears above the prompt once Claude is done: "New artifact \"Q3 pricing review\" — add it to your catalogue? [Add] [Skip]"

Source

Press Add, and Claude picks a category from my list, writes a one-line summary, adds it to the Notion database and the index page, and renames it with the category prefix.

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