An AI Prototype Review Workflow for Product Teams
When a team can generate five prototypes a week, review becomes the bottleneck. A four-step workflow for reviewing AI prototypes without drowning in threads.
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When a team can generate five prototypes a week, review becomes the bottleneck. A four-step workflow for reviewing AI prototypes without drowning in threads.
A Claude Artifact is usually a self-contained web page already. Here's how to get it out as an HTML file you can open, host, and share as a live link.
Gemini Canvas can generate a working page or app, but it lives inside your Gemini session. Here's how to turn it into a live link anyone can open and comment on.
Lovable builds the app fast, but client review is still email and screenshots. Here's how to publish a Lovable project as a live link clients can open and annotate.
v0 builds a working React UI in minutes, but getting it in front of reviewers is the slow part. Here's how to turn a v0 prototype into a live link people can comment on.
You generated a landing page in an afternoon. Now the client has to see it, click it, and sign off. Here's the shortest path from generated page to approved page.
Bolt.new builds a full app in the browser. Sharing it for review is a separate problem. Here's how to publish the build as a live link your team can open and comment on.
AI generates a full web app in minutes, then collaboration breaks. Why AI prototypes stall after 'it looks good' — and how teams close the gap.
ChatGPT Canvas, Gemini Canvas, and Claude Artifacts generate web apps in minutes — but sharing and getting feedback is still broken. Here's what works instead.
Claude Artifacts generate web apps fast, but sharing them is messy. How to turn a Claude output into a live, commentable link your team can review together.