Artifacts: turn JSON into a Mac dashboard
This 32-second video shows Artifacts in FavTray, a Mac menu bar app for developers. Claude Code writes one JSON file and FavTray draws the stat cards, tables and charts. You ask Claude Code for a dashboard, the FavTray Skill writes the JSON, and FavTray draws stat cards, a table and charts. You can hover for values, filter, drag and resize widgets, turn a chart into a donut and export the result as HTML.
Read more on the Artifacts page, or see what’s free and what’s in Pro.
What you’ll see
On screen
The video has music and on-screen captions, no narration. The captions, in order:
- 0:00 Your data, as a Mac dashboard.
- 0:02 Ask Claude Code for a dashboard.
- 0:06 The FavTray Skill writes the JSON.
- 0:09 Stats. A table. Every model.
- 0:12 Spend, tokens or change.
- 0:14 Hover for the number.
- 0:16 Filter it like an app.
- 0:19 Drag. Resize. Make it a donut.
- 0:24 Export it as HTML.
- 0:26 The FavTray Skill comes with Pro.
Questions about Artifacts
- Where does an artifact dashboard come from?
- A JSON file, usually written by Claude Code or Codex, that FavTray draws as a native dashboard with stat cards, tables and charts.
- Is it free?
- Free includes 2 artifacts; Pro has no limit. The FavTray Skill that writes them comes with Pro.
