Artifacts
An artifact is a long piece of text the chat assistant created and saved for you. Think drafts, plans, meeting notes, summaries — anything you’d want to keep around rather than scroll back through the conversation to find.
How it works
Section titled “How it works”When the assistant generates something substantial — a draft email, a
trip plan, a research summary — it can call its create_artifact
tool to save the content as its own object. The artifact has a title,
a content body, and a type. It lives separately from the conversation
that produced it, so you can find and reuse it later.
You can:
- Open an artifact from the chat reply or from the artifacts list in the More tab.
- Edit an artifact’s title or content by hand.
- Save it as a document. This promotes the artifact into your Moonjar library — it gets classified, indexed, and searchable like anything else you’ve captured. Same pipeline as capturing a note.
- Delete an artifact.
Why use one
Section titled “Why use one”The chat conversation is for back-and-forth. Artifacts are for the output you want to keep: a polished version of something the assistant generated. Keeping it as an artifact (or promoting it to a document) means it doesn’t get buried as the conversation grows or when you start a new chat.
Limits
Section titled “Limits”- The assistant decides whether to make an artifact. You can ask for one explicitly — “save this as an artifact” — and it will.
- Editing an artifact updates the artifact, not the chat. The reply in the conversation remains the version the assistant originally wrote.
- Artifacts are private to you. To share, save the artifact as a document and share the document with a group.