Artifacts, Python & media

Deliverables and scratch work#

The storage base follows the application’s resolved user-data/workspace configuration. Do not assume a packaged installation writes into its install directory. Ask for a final output to be saved as an artifact if you need it in the deliverables view.

Find and inspect a file#

1. Open Artifacts & Workspace.
2. Use Refresh after a task creates or changes files.
3. Choose Newest First, Oldest First, Name A → Z, Name Z → A, Largest First, or Smallest First.
4. Open an image preview, code/file viewer, or audio/video player from the file card.

Date sorting uses the file’s modified timestamp. Video delivery supports byte-range responses for seeking; successful playback still depends on the file’s codec. Use the external-player option when the built-in player cannot decode a video.

Use Python for a verifiable output#

In Agent mode, use Python to create a simple bar chart from values 3, 5, and 8. Save the PNG as an artifact and report the filename.

Python resolution prefers an explicit PYTHON_PATH, then a bundled runtime, then the sandbox virtual environment, then a system interpreter. Dependencies may need installation before a script can run.