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Artifacts are persistent outputs that your agent creates during a workflow. They appear as tabs in the right panel and stick around after the conversation ends. There are two types: tables and documents.

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Tables

When your workflow finds companies, people, or contacts, the agent writes the results into a table artifact. Each table has typed columns (text, numbers, URLs) and supports:
  • Searching across all columns
  • Sorting and filtering
  • Expanding truncated cells
  • Exporting to CSV
For example, if you ask “Find fintech startups and get their VPs of Engineering’s emails,” the agent creates a table with names, titles, companies, emails, and phone numbers.

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Documents

When your workflow involves research or content generation, the agent writes the results into a document artifact. Documents are rendered as rich markdown with syntax highlighting. For example, if you ask “Research Stripe’s recent product launches and write a summary,” the agent creates a document with the findings.

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How they’re created

You don’t create artifacts manually. The agent produces them automatically when your workflow generates structured data (tables) or written content (documents). Each artifact gets its own tab in the right panel, and you can switch between them.

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Working with artifacts

Once an artifact exists, you can:
  • Ask follow-ups — reference an artifact in your next message and the agent can update it or create new ones based on it
  • Reorder tabs — artifacts are ordered by when they were created, with the most recent tab active
  • Export — download table artifacts as CSV for use in spreadsheets or your CRM
  • Delete — remove artifacts you no longer need by hovering over the tab