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Artifacts

An artifact is a mockup, a diagram or a clickable set of pages you work on with your agent. A draft belongs to one task; a lasting artifact is kept for the project.

An open artifact: a clickable page of the example project, with its pages and view controlsAn open artifact: a clickable page of the example project, with its pages and view controls

Create and review​

Ask "Using QL, show two layouts for the settings page." No workflow starts. A task's draft appears as a compact entry in Files.

Tip
With In my own agent, Create and copy creates the artifact and copies its request; the folder chip copies its path. Paste it into any supported agent, or ask in your own words.

Ask about a spot​

Mark a spot to open the quick feedback field. Say what should change, add files or paste an image, then send it to the current agent. The request carries the artifact, page, spot and revision. Marking a spot never sends anything by itself.

Preview it​

Switch Light, Dark, Desktop and Phone; F goes full screen. Buttons and links work, and pages may run their own scripts, but nothing loads from the network. Your agent checks each page in both themes and widths before you see it.

The Library​

The Artifacts Library: artifacts by project, with search, filters and favoritesThe Artifacts Library: artifacts by project, with search, filters and favorites

Artifacts in the sidebar holds the Library. Search by project, artifact or page, narrow with Filters, and switch between List and Gallery. Starred Favorites sit above the list. The row menu renames, copies, archives or deletes; Archived › Recently deleted restores.

Note
Artifacts and their source stay on machines you control. A copy is independent, and listing an artifact in another local project uploads nothing.

Lasting artifacts​

Keep a draft​

Save to library… in a draft's menu stores it In the repository, where it travels with commits, or Only on this computer, out of Git. To change a lasting artifact, ask your agent to draft on it. Files keeps its source, metadata and revisions together. Restoring a revision keeps the artifact's identity; removing a registration never deletes the application source it points to.

Fold in at Verify​

  1. See what changed

    Verify shows This task changes …; the original stays until then.

  2. Pick the pages

    Compare shows both versions.

  3. Fold them in

    Fold N pages in. They join the pull request only with a Git action you authorize.

Existing artifacts​

Artifacts from earlier versions keep working. Their old share-link details, notes and attachments stay on your computer as read-only history.