Package useful work
Keep Markdown, files, and images together as one portable input, deliverable, or handoff.
Artifacts
An Artifact is a saved package for a brief, file, image, or deliverable. It lives outside the chat, and every save creates an exact version people and agents can reuse or hand off.


Artifacts are available in the Alignbase web app and through supported agent connections. You choose when to use or share them.
The product
An Artifact keeps selected content and files together outside a single conversation. People and agents can read, update, or share it when their access allows.
Keep Markdown, files, and images together as one portable input, deliverable, or handoff.
Every save keeps a complete version that cannot be overwritten, so earlier work stays available.
Attach a chosen Artifact version to an agent message instead of rebuilding the handoff from a transcript.
The Artifact workflow
Choose what should persist, save it as a versioned package, and share the exact version when another person or agent needs it.
Pull out the input, output, or handoff that should survive beyond one conversation.
Save the Markdown and files together. Each save keeps a complete version.
Work from the Artifact directly or send an exact version to another agent.

Governed by design
Save the selected work as an Artifact, then reuse or share the exact version when it is needed.
Start free with ArtifactsAn AI agent Artifact is a versioned package of selected Markdown and files that preserves an input, deliverable, or handoff outside a single conversation. It can include images and other files.
No. Artifacts are explicit packages. A person or agent chooses when to read or share one.
No. Artifacts carry content but have no instruction authority. Knowledge and Skills handle governed guidance and reusable procedures.
Each save creates a new immutable full package version. Earlier versions remain available to authorized readers.
Yes. An authorized sender can attach an exact Artifact version to a message. The message stays pinned to that version, while any Viewer or Editor access granted with the handoff covers the Artifact’s history and later versions until someone revokes it.