Artifacts Overview

Use screenshots, recordings, and reports as part of your review flow

Artifacts are review attachments produced during a task. They help you confirm what changed before you spend time digging through code.

Common artifact types

  • screenshot of a key UI surface
  • short screen recording of an end-to-end flow
  • log or text report with the exact output you want to inspect
  • generated file you want to review before accepting the task

How to use artifacts well

  1. Ask for the artifact in the task or follow-up message.
  2. Open the artifact pane and compare it to the requirement you care about.
  3. Request a revised artifact if the result is incomplete or incorrect.
  4. Use the artifact alongside diff review, not instead of diff review.

When artifacts help most

  • UI or styling changes
  • setup or onboarding flows
  • browser automation results
  • validation summaries that are easier to scan than raw terminal output

Useful request examples

Attach a screenshot of the updated settings page after the change.
Attach a short text report that lists the commands you ran and whether they passed.