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Where your agents' reports live
The Artifacts tab collects every document your agents produce, like a routine's daily report, in one account-wide list with each artifact's full history.
An artifact is a document one of your agents owns and keeps up to date, like the report a routine writes each morning. The Artifacts tab is where all of them gather, across every agent, so a report is a place you go rather than something you scroll back to find.
Opening the tab
Open Agents and pick Artifacts in the panel beside the rail, between Team and Decisions (on a phone it is in the row of tabs at the top). The list is account-wide: every artifact your agents produce, newest change first. Each card shows the title, the agent that owns it, its kind and status, its current version, and how long ago it last changed.
Reading a report and its history
Click a card to open it. The latest content shows in full, section by section, so the card is the report itself and not just a link to it. Below the content is the history: every version the agent wrote, each with a one-line summary of what changed and when. So you can read today's report and, in the same place, see how it got here.
This matters most for a routine that runs every day. Yesterday's report does not get overwritten and lost. It stays in the history under the current one, which is exactly what you want the first week you are learning whether to trust a routine: read Tuesday's version on Tuesday, compare it to Monday's, and stop checking only once the output has earned it.
Where artifacts come from
Artifacts are produced by the agents' own work, most often by a routine on a schedule. You do not create them here by hand. To get one, put an agent on a routine whose job ends in a written report, and the artifact shows up on this tab after the first run.
When a new version is written
A new version is written when the report actually changes, not on every run. If a routine runs on Wednesday and produces exactly the same report it produced on Tuesday, the artifact stays on the version it already has.
That is worth knowing when you are reading the history, because it means the version list answers "what changed and when", not "how many times has this run". A quiet week with one version is a routine reporting a stable picture, not a routine that stopped working. To check whether it ran at all, open the agent's Runs.