artifact-app-builder

Build browser-runnable interactive apps, dashboards, and visualizations as static artifacts.

4|2|Updated Jun 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/useatrium/atrium --skill artifact-app-builder
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: artifact-app-builder
Source: https://github.com/useatrium/atrium/tree/main/centaur/.agents/skills/artifact-app-builder
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/useatrium/atrium --skill artifact-app-builder

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill turns requests for interactive software into browser-runnable artifacts that Atrium can automatically present and preview, avoiding the overhead of a full production deployment.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Static App Creation: Builds apps, dashboards, demos, reports, visualizations, calculators, and games as self-contained browser experiences.
  • Atrium Presentation: Places finished artifacts in the shared apps directory so they appear automatically as previewable applications.
  • Preview-Safe Implementation: Uses inline CSS and JavaScript, embedded data, ordinary browser APIs, and static files suited to a locked-down browser sandbox.
  • Use Case: Create an interactive project-planning dashboard with embedded sample data that a team can open, explore, and preview directly in Atrium.

Quick Start

Use the artifact app builder skill to create a self-contained interactive budget dashboard and place it in the appropriate shared apps directory.

Frequently Asked Questions about artifact-app-builder

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I build interactive dashboards that can be previewed in a browser?

You can build interactive dashboards as self-contained static HTML artifacts with inline CSS, JavaScript, and embedded data, allowing them to be previewed directly in a browser sandbox without full deployment.

Can I create interactive visualizations using only static HTML files?

Yes, interactive visualizations can be created as static HTML files using inline JavaScript, ordinary browser APIs, and embedded or pre-fetched data to ensure they run safely in a locked-down browser preview environment.

What is the best way to share interactive reports for collaborative review?

The best way to share interactive reports is to build them as static browser-runnable artifacts placed in a shared apps directory, which automatically presents them as previewable applications for collaborative team review.

Do I need a production server to host interactive demos and calculators?

No, you do not need a production server. Interactive demos and calculators can be built as self-contained static artifacts with embedded data, avoiding the overhead of full production deployment while remaining previewable.

What are the limitations of building browser apps as static artifacts?

Limitations include being restricted to preview-safe browser code, inline CSS and JavaScript, ordinary browser APIs, and embedded or pre-fetched data, as the apps must run within a locked-down browser sandbox without external server calls.

Does the artifact app builder support games created as static HTML?

Yes, the artifact app builder supports creating games as static HTML artifacts. It uses inline CSS and JavaScript along with ordinary browser APIs, ensuring the games are preview-safe and runnable in a locked-down browser sandbox.