Artifacts

The Artifacts page in the Runchat Dashboard lets you browse, search and manage all published content generated with Runchat. This includes blog posts, websites, and slide presentations. Artifacts are typically produced by an Artifact node inside a workflow, then refined and published from the dashboard.

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A live example

Here’s a working artifact published from a workflow. Click into it to see how it renders to a public visitor:

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Choosing a handle

The first time you open the Artifacts dashboard you’ll be prompted to choose a handle. Your handle determines the URL where your artifacts are visible. All published artifacts live on the public web at https://runchat.com/p/<handle>/<artifact-slug>.

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Editing an artifact

Click the Edit button next to an artifact to open the markdown or code editor. From here you can refine the text, layout, or styling. Useful when the artifact was produced by a workflow as a draft and needs human polish. If the artifact has multiple files (e.g. a website with HTML, CSS, and JS), select files from the files menu in the editor toolbar.

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Metadata

Open the Metadata panel from the editor menu to set:

• Page name
• Thumbnail
• Description
• Author

These fields are used by search engines and link unfurlers when your artifact is shared.

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Previews

For websites, click the preview button to toggle between the code editor and the rendered HTML. Useful for quickly reviewing code changes before publishing.

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Publishing

Click the Publish button in the editor toolbar to save your changes and push them to the public web. The artifact URL is https://runchat.com/p/<handle>/<slug>.

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Next steps

• Artifact node: generate artifacts automatically from a workflow
• Build and publish an artifact: worked example of building an artifact end-to-end
• App view: the alternative when you want a workflow-backed UI rather than static published content