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An artifact is a designed, rendered piece of work: a slide deck, a print-ready document, a graphic, a dashboard, an animation, a whiteboard, or an interactive prototype. Every artifact is made of frames — the slides, pages, or panels of the work — laid out on a canvas.

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Creating an artifact

The main way to create an artifact is to ask the agent.
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Describe what you want

In the chat panel, tell the agent what to make — “Create a five-slide deck summarizing the Q3 review” or “Build a one-page poster for the launch event.”
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Watch it build

The agent builds the artifact frame by frame, and the chat shows its progress as each frame is added.
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Open the result

When it’s done, the artifact appears as a chip in the chat. Click it to open the artifact.
You can also create an empty artifact from the New entry picker, where artifact is one of the primary types — it shows a short create form. There is no manual drawing tool; from there, you build the content by asking the agent.

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Editing with the agent

Editing an artifact means asking the agent to change it. To point at a specific part:
  1. With the pointer tool active, click a frame — or an element inside a frame — to select it.
  2. Tell the agent what to change: “make this headline bigger,” “swap this chart to a bar chart.”
The agent knows what you have selected and edits that frame.

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Viewing an artifact

Opening an artifact shows all of its frames laid out on a canvas. You can pan with the trackpad and pinch to zoom, or use the zoom controls. Two tools switch how clicks behave:
  • Pointer tool — click frames and elements to select them for the agent.
  • Hand tool — drag to pan around the canvas.
Present mode shows the work full-screen. A deck steps through one frame at a time, fitted to the screen; a document scrolls continuously, like a PDF.
If an artifact can’t render, you’ll see “Artifact body could not be rendered — ask the agent to recreate this artifact.” Asking the agent to recreate it resolves this.

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Exporting

Open the … menu and choose Export: One export runs at a time. There is no PowerPoint export.

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Sharing

Use a public link to share an artifact with people outside your workspace. The link is read-only and opens the artifact in present mode. See Sharing for how public links work.

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Fonts

Artifacts use fonts uploaded to your library — the agent can apply any font family you’ve added there. External font URLs are blocked, so a font must be in the library before an artifact can use it. See Media in your work.

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