| First seen | File | How it appeared | Conversation | Where it is | Size |
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No files match these filters.
Click a row to select it, double-click to preview.
Artifacts adds a page under Automate that lists every file your conversations uploaded, created, edited or mentioned, so you can find, preview and download them without digging through chats.
This is a working replica of the Artifacts page with made-up sample files. Search, filter, group, preview, and watch new files arrive.
| First seen | File | How it appeared | Conversation | Where it is | Size |
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Sample data only. The real page reads your own conversations through Agent Canvas.
Artifacts looks through each conversation for signs that a file was involved. Pick an event to see what it finds.
Step through it here. Nothing on this page touches your Agent Canvas.
Uploads, file-editor creates and edits, shell redirections, archives, downloads, screenshots and paths named by the agent.
Search by name, path or conversation, filter by how the file appeared, or group everything by conversation.
Pull any file that still exists out of the sandbox. Text opens as plain text, never as a web page.
See which files live only inside the sandbox, so you can save them before it is cleaned up.
Remembers what it already read and only fetches new events. Refreshes every minute while the tab is visible.
It is an Agent Canvas App: one JavaScript file, no helper server, no launcher.
An enabled Agent Canvas App runs JavaScript inside Canvas and can make authenticated requests to your Agent Server. Artifacts is a single readable file: review the source before you enable it. It only reads conversation events and files, and uninstalling it removes just the app.
No. It reads conversation history and file contents through your Agent Server and shows them. Uninstalling removes only the app itself.
In your browser, inside Agent Canvas, as an OpenHands App. There is no separate server or launcher to start.
No. A browser app cannot reach your computer’s file system, so it offers download and in-browser preview instead. An older standalone helper from the same project could open Explorer, but it is a separate tool.
Files are read from the sandbox in 384 KB pieces and reassembled in your browser. Very large files have not been tested yet.
Agent Canvas Apps currently run against local backends, so Artifacts does too.
The Apps screen has no refresh button yet. Uninstall Artifacts and add it again with the same source.
MIT. Use it, change it and share it.