Create artifacts

You'll have a private link to the page your agent publishes.

Publish this

The agent publishes what you made and returns its private link.

Copy promptCopiedPublish what we just made as a Super Artifacts page and send me the link. Keep it private.

What the agent sends

super_publish takes a complete page as html, with small assets in files, or a template with its filled values. Larger files are staged with super_upload and included through uploads; valuesFile can name staged JSON values.

A policy declares what visitor input the page may store. Without one, it stores no visitor input. visibility: "private" keeps the page private from its first version; leaving visibility out uses the workspace default.

This is a super_publish call for one page:

{
  "slug": "weekly-update",
  "title": "Weekly update",
  "prompt": "A short status update for this week",
  "html": "<!doctype html><html lang='en'><title>Weekly update</title><h1>Weekly update</h1><p>Ready for review.</p></html>",
  "kind": "page",
  "visibility": "private"
}

slug is its stable name; prompt records why it was made; html is the page itself. The reply includes the artifact and its live link.

Seven kinds

Kind	What a visitor does
page	Read
slideshow	Advance through
survey	Answer
tracker	Add entries to
video	Watch
tool	Operate
dashboard	Watch numbers move

The kind describes what people do with the artifact: read a page, advance a slideshow, answer a survey, add to a tracker, watch a video, operate a tool, or follow a dashboard.

Versions keep the link

Publishing the same slug saves a new version and moves the live link to it. Earlier versions stay available; restoring moves that pointer back. Versions and publishing explains the model.

Check it worked

The returned link opens your page, and its Versions tab lists the publish.

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