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Artifacts are files published to Runlayer with a stable link. Use them for a report your team can revisit, an interactive prototype, a presentation, or a dataset someone needs to download. Published files remain available after the conversation or agent run ends. Open Artifacts in the Runlayer sidebar to find files you’ve created and files shared with you. You can create artifacts with a Runlayer Agent or from a connected assistant through Runlayer MCP.
Artifact links require sign-in to your Runlayer organization and permission to view the artifact. Sharing a link does not make the file public on the internet.

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Create your first artifact

Ask a Runlayer Agent:
Create a one-page HTML report summarizing this week’s project updates. Include progress, risks, and next steps, then publish it as an artifact and give me the link.
Open the returned link to review the result. Select Share to check who can access it and copy its link. For revisions, ask the agent to update the existing artifact so the link stays the same.

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What can I publish?

An artifact contains one published file, up to 10 MB. For interactive HTML, ask for a self-contained file with its styles and scripts included. Publishing an HTML file does not also publish neighboring files or a directory of linked pages.

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Guides

Create and update

Publish with Agents or Runlayer MCP and revise a file without changing its link.

Share and control access

Share with colleagues and understand access inherited from an agent.

Find and manage

Browse the library, download files, restore versions, and delete artifacts.