How to share a HyperFrames video and see who watched it
HyperFrames, from HeyGen, lets a coding agent write a video as HTML and render it to a file. ArtifactSend takes that file from the same agent and returns a private link with a watch report.
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Everything here is free on ArtifactSend, with no limits on documents, links, readers or team members. The same set costs $150 a month on DocSend, or $1,800 a year.
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The short answer
Render the video with HyperFrames, then ask the same agent to share the file with ArtifactSend. Its start_upload tool returns one command that sends the file in parts, with no key in the shell, and prints the link. Viewers get a player, and you see who watched which parts.
Steps in Claude Code, Cursor or Codex
- Install the HyperFrames skill with npx skills add heygen-com/hyperframes, and ask the agent for the video.
- Let it preview and render. The render writes a video file, such as an mp4, into the project.
- Connect ArtifactSend once. In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom connector with the address https://artifactsend.com/mcp and sign in with Google or an email code. In Claude Code, run claude mcp add --transport http artifactsend https://artifactsend.com/mcp, then type /mcp to sign in. It is free.
- Ask "share the rendered video with ArtifactSend, only people at acme.com, and email me when it is opened". The agent calls start_upload and runs the command it returns.
- Send the link it prints.
Change the video, keep the plan
Each render is a new file, so each one gets a new link. Keep the old link for people who already watched it, or turn it off in the app. To send a new cut to the same people, make one link per person with link_for_person and compare their reports.
What you see after they watch
- Each viewer by email, with every visit.
- How much of the video each one watched, such as 2:14 of 3:05 (72%).
- The parts each viewer skipped and the parts they watched again.
- For everyone, how many viewers watched each part of the video, and where most of them stopped.
- An email when someone opens it for the first time, if you want one.
Limits
Videos can be mp4, webm or mov, up to 200 MB each. Each space keeps up to 2 GB of video. Links, viewers and reports are free and unlimited.
Long renders at high resolution can pass 200 MB. Render at 1080p or lower for sharing.