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Artifact versions

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Artifacts iterate in the Workspace. Each round of agent work produces a new version of the output while earlier versions stay on the record. Versions are identified by content hash: identical content means the identical version, so the history shows exactly what changed and when. Versions exist so review moves forward — the latest is what gets decided on — without losing what came before.

The turn strip

Section titled “The turn strip”

Each turn shows one horizontal artifact strip: up to 10 preview tiles for what that turn produced, with images appearing live as they land. View all jumps to Files at that turn’s folder for the full listing. Treat the product UI as the source of truth for tile order and the exact overflow shape.

Clicking a tile opens the right surface for its kind: images open in an image viewer dialog; HTML opens in the Browser tab; anything else opens in the document viewer overlay. Browser previews and quoted documents share the same preview pane — fit on load, zoom, full screen — so one set of controls covers both. The quotes side is covered on Quotes; this page teaches the Agent Ops side.

Version discipline

Section titled “Version discipline”
  • Review the latest version. Earlier versions are context for how the output moved, not alternatives to pick between silently.
  • Each version answers the last round of feedback. If a new version ignores review notes without saying why, stop and ask before approving.
  • The version history is part of the session record. What was attempted, approved or denied, and changed stays attached to the versions it produced.
Artifact version history: successive versions with the latest presented for review

Requesting changes

Section titled “Requesting changes”
  • One round of feedback at a time, aimed at the latest version. Scattered notes across old versions produce merged confusion.
  • Say what is wrong and what good looks like. “Tighter” is a mood; “cut the second section, keep the table” is an instruction.
  • Big direction changes may deserve a fresh session rather than version twenty of a thread that started somewhere else.

What next

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