Artifacts
An artifact is a deliverable an agent produced -- a report, a dashboard, a plan, a document, a PDF. Artifacts live in your Library so you can open them after the chat, share them with a teammate, or have the agent refer back to them on a future turn.
Artifact types
| Type | Typical use |
|---|---|
| HTML report | Interactive rendered pages (charts, tables, formatted analyses). |
| Dashboard | Live or static dashboards. |
| Generated PDFs -- audit reports, exports. | |
| Document | Markdown or plain-text deliverables (drafts, summaries). |
| Plan | Structured plans the agent wants you to review. |
How agents save artifacts
Agents save artifacts themselves using their built-in save-artifact tool. You don't have to do anything -- new artifacts show up as the agent produces them.
Viewing
Two places:
- Library > Artifacts -- every artifact you own or that has been shared with you. Open one to reach its detail page, with Content, Sharing, and Metadata tabs.
- The agent's chat page -- the Artifacts button opens a panel listing the artifacts that agent produced, next to the conversation.
The Content tab renders the artifact the right way for its type: HTML reports and dashboards render inline, PDFs open in the browser's viewer, and documents and plans display inline as text. A Download button fetches the raw file for any type.
Sharing
The Sharing tab on each artifact detail page gives you three controls:
- Public -- anyone on the platform can view the artifact.
- Allowed users -- share with specific users while the artifact stays private to everyone else.
- Organisation sharing -- a toggle that makes the artifact visible to every member of your organisation without making it fully public.
Versions and deleting
Artifacts are versioned. When an agent re-saves a deliverable under the same title, the platform adds a new version instead of creating a duplicate, and the artifact shows its current version number. The saved content of a version never changes.
Delete an artifact from its detail page when you no longer need it.