Preview or inspect the source.
HTML, React and SVG have framed previews. Mermaid diagrams render as sanitized SVG. Code, tables, slide decks, documents and images use the appropriate source view or reader.
- HTMLRendered in a frame with the artifact content policy. Source remains available when the preview cannot start.
- ReactReact source is compiled inside its framed preview. Interactive scripts depend on the sandbox renderer.
- SVGSanitized before previewing. Detected unsafe patterns can trigger a notice.
- MermaidRendered as sanitized SVG in the panel. If it cannot be drawn, its source stays available.
Some previews run code in an isolated frame.
Framed previews apply a separate content policy. Interactive script previews need the sandbox renderer. If Web falls back to a layout-only preview, it displays a notice and the Source tab remains available.
Versions are keyed to the content.
An artifact is worth keeping only if revising it does not cost you the draft you liked, so the history tracks what actually changed.
- 01Updating the same artifact ID with different content adds a version. The header shows the selected version and the history length.
- 02Updating the same artifact ID with identical content does not add a version.
- 03Previous and Next move between version entries.
- 04When its content differs from the latest, Restore adds the selected content as a new latest version and keeps the intervening versions.
- 05The latest stored text version can be edited. Saving changed source adds a version; saving unchanged source leaves the history intact.
What leaves the panel with you.
Copy and text-file downloads use the selected saved version. Available downloads depend on the artifact type.
Puts the version on the clipboard
Copies the selected saved version, including an earlier version you are viewing.
The artifact as a standalone file
Text artifacts offer HTML, source and Markdown downloads. Tables add CSV; images, binary documents and generated files have file downloads.
Every artifact in the chat, zipped
Download all exports the current artifacts in the conversation as a ZIP. Duplicate filenames are numbered.
A shareable page under its own link
Published pages request no indexing. Public links open for anyone with the link; workspace-only pages require workspace membership. Manage and unpublish them in Settings, Shared links. Publication can be refused or detected secrets redacted.
Publishing does not move data quietly
The Web panel refuses managed-cloud publication for Local, BYOK or unknown origins and points to Download instead.
Where the artifacts collect.
The panel belongs to one conversation, and Ctrl or Cmd with Shift and A opens and closes it. The gallery is the account-wide view: your own artifacts on one tab and a set of worked examples on the other, with a search box and a type filter over both, plus a date window over your own.
Outside temporary chats, Web saves artifact records in browser storage when space is available. Signed-in Web attempts account sync for eligible conversations. Gallery entries without local content open their source conversation.
Ask for something you can open.
When a reply produces a supported artifact, open it in the panel to preview it or read its source. Copy the selected text version or download a supported format.