Documents

Documents (/artifacts) is where every file a Program produces lives — reports, drafts, spreadsheets, slide decks, HTML pages, and email drafts — browsable and editable outside any one room.

What Documents is

A Program's room is where you ask for something; Documents is where the thing it made actually lives afterward. Every artifact a room produces is saved here, independent of the conversation that created it, so you can find, reopen, and keep working on it later without hunting back through a room's history.

Opening one from Documents drops you into the same in-app editor a room would show you inline — nothing changes about how you work with it, only where you find it.

Document types

Type	Purpose
Document	Polished output for stakeholders (a briefing, an analysis report)
Report	A structured data summary
Note	Quick capture or working notes
Draft	Work-in-progress for review
Spreadsheet	Tabular data and calculations
Slides	Presentation decks
Dashboard	Interactive data visualization
Email Draft	A pre-composed email waiting for your review
Folder	A group of related documents

See Artifacts for the exhaustive reference, including every stored property.

Provenance and lifecycle

Every document tracks provenance automatically: which Program and room produced it, which run, and when — so if a number looks wrong, you can trace it straight back to the work that generated it, no configuration required.

Some documents also carry an optional lifecycle — Spec → Outline → Drafting → Review → Final — for output that's built up in stages rather than produced in one shot. Simple notes and quick exports skip it entirely.

Learn more

• Programs & Rooms — where these documents get produced in the first place
• Artifacts — the underlying reference on artifact types, properties, and editing