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Artifacts are the files that AI agents produce during conversations — images, HTML pages, code files, documents, and other outputs. The Artifacts page is a cross-conversation gallery that lets you find, preview, and download everything your agents have created.

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How Artifacts Are Created

Any tool that returns a ToolResult with an artifacts list generates downloadable files. The agent doesn’t need special instructions — artifact creation is a natural side effect of tool execution. Common producers: When a tool produces an artifact, it appears inline in the conversation as a downloadable attachment. All artifacts are also collected in the Artifacts gallery for cross-conversation browsing. The Artifacts page (/artifacts) provides a unified view of all files you’ve generated across all conversations.

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Filtering

Four type filters narrow the view:

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Preview

Click any artifact to open an inline preview:
  • Images — rendered at full resolution
  • HTML — displayed in a sandboxed iframe (scripts isolated)
  • Code — syntax-highlighted with language detection
  • Markdown — rendered as formatted text
  • Other — shown as plain text or download prompt
Use arrow keys to navigate between artifacts; press Escape to close the preview.

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Metadata

Each artifact shows:
  • File name and size
  • Creation timestamp
  • Source conversation (click to navigate back to the conversation where it was generated)

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Storage

Artifacts are stored on the server filesystem, one directory per conversation. Each artifact gets a UUID-based filename, making URLs unguessable without access to the conversation. Files are served directly — no database records for individual artifacts, keeping the storage layer simple and fast.