artefacto

artefacto is an agent-agnostic tool designed to facilitate structured interaction between human developers and coding agents. It enables agents to emit structured data, which artefacto renders as interactive pages in a web browser. Users can review these artifacts live, adding comments, answering questions, ticking steps, and providing approvals. Crucially, every user interaction flows back to the agent as data in real-time while the review is still open, creating a tight feedback loop. The project is distributed as a single binary with a CLI that any coding agent can drive, alongside a skill that teaches agents how to use the interaction loop. It functions as an interactive-artifact plugin for loadout but can also run independently. Currently, the development plan is the first supported artifact kind, with specs, change recaps, checklists, and findings triage planned for future implementation. The project is in an early stage: the static renderer, which validates documents and produces self-contained HTML pages, is functional, but the interactive server and artifact index are still under development.