Build together on an Artifact Graph.
Bring your way of working to the team. Pick a part, show what is ready, and build on work your teammates have already reviewed. Artifactize helps you and your coding assistant do that without repeating the same reviews.
An Artifact is a piece of the project: code, writing, a design or an image. The graph shows how these pieces connect. Give each piece its own checks—a test, an AI review or a person's sign-off. When a check's inputs haven't changed, Artifactize reuses its earlier result, including across branches and teammates.
- Check each part in its own way. Use tests, AI reviews and human approval together.
- Keep work running while you step away. A verification has its own Run ID; closing the terminal doesn't stop it.
- Review changes, not everything again. See what needs checking before you run it, and share still-valid results with your team.
Install
Pick the default method for your operating system. No Rust toolchain is needed for these prebuilt binaries.
Linux
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macOS
Windows
winget install lhj6102.Artifactize
With Smart App Control enabled, use the Microsoft Store version instead. Inside WSL 2, use the Linux method.
The full installation guide explains the alternatives—install scripts, Cargo and building from source—along with prerequisites, updates and uninstalling.
Once installed, take the 5-minute quick start. It uses an example project and needs no AI account or API key. Hey Arti lets a coding assistant use the same review workflow.
Learn more
- Documentation: concepts, guides, examples and command reference.
- Community on Discord: questions, ideas and help.
- Source and license: open source under Apache License 2.0.
The product running
These are real screenshots of the experimental desktop app built from this branch, using an isolated example project. The human review is pending; no approval was claimed or submitted to make these pictures. The CLI also provides terminal Monitor and Review screens.
Monitor: the example's documentation check has passed, a human sign-off waits, and the part that needs that sign-off waits with it.
Review: the same waiting request can be inspected before anyone claims it.