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Take a small set of generated assets, images, video, 3D, and use the agent to produce a shareable artifact. Could be a portfolio website, an interactive lookbook, or a small app. The artifact is a self-contained URL anyone can open. Time: 10 minutes You’ll need: A workflow with at least 4 generated images plus one of: a short video or a 3D model

Open the example workflow

Make a copy of this workflow in your account to follow along.

View a published artifact

See the kind of output this workflow produces.

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What an artifact is

An artifact is a published, shareable webpage generated from your workflow’s outputs. Three common formats:
  • Single-page website: portfolio, case study, landing page
  • Small interactive app: image gallery, lookbook, 3D viewer
  • Case study page: for client reviews or pitches
Each lives at a public URL. Anyone with the link can open it without a Runchat account. For the underlying mechanics, see the Artifact node reference and the Artifacts dashboard.

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1. Build a body of work

Before publishing, produce a small coherent set of assets. Pick a style and apply it consistently:
  • Photographic style: interiors, architecture, product photography, landscape
  • Graphic style: illustration, diagram, poster, branding
Then use your own 3D model or any reference image as the subject. Using techniques from the other examples, reference-based rendering, masked edits, video generation, produce:
  • A set of images (at least four, ideally more)
  • One additional asset type (a short video, or a 3D model)
The point is to end up with a small coherent body of work in a single style.

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2. Ask the agent to build the artifact

Select all your generated assets on the canvas. They appear as chips on the agent composer at the bottom of the editor. Describe what you want and press Enter. The agent reads what’s there, writes the code, and renders it as a live artifact. Be specific about what you want. Examples:
The agent generates HTML/CSS/JS and creates an Artifact node on the canvas with the result.

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3. Publish via the Artifact node

Artifact node in Create mode
The agent will plug your assets into an Artifact node set to Create. This generates the live artifact page and saves it to your dashboard. To check the settings, select the Artifact node and click Create artifact on its toolbar:
  • Operation: Get, Create, or Update
  • Auto-publish: on publishes the page each time the node runs. Turn it off to keep a draft and publish manually from the dashboard.
  • Visibility: private, team, or public. Choose public so anyone with the link can open it.

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4. Set your handle (first time only)

Visit runchat.com/dashboard/artifacts. The first time you open this page you’ll be asked to Choose your handle. This becomes the public URL prefix for all your artifacts. Your artifacts will live at: https://runchat.com/artifacts/<your-handle>/<artifact-slug>

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5. Share

Every artifact has a shareable URL. In Artifacts on the dashboard, open the artifact’s menu and choose Copy link, then send it to anyone: clients, teammates, social. They don’t need a Runchat account to view a public artifact. If you need to update an artifact later, set an Artifact node’s Operation to Update and connect it to the artifact ID.

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Tips

  • Strong style consistency matters more than asset count. Four images that share a clear visual language beat ten that don’t.
  • Describe the brief, not the layout. “A professional portfolio for a residential architect” gives the agent more to work with than “5 images and 1 video on a white background”.
  • Iterate by chat. “Make the gallery 3 columns instead of 4.” “Use a serif headline font.” The agent edits the artifact’s code and republishes.
  • Test the share link in an incognito window before sending. Make sure the page loads cleanly without your logged-in state.

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Next steps