Artifacts
Artifacts are saved pieces of content that you create with Veri. Every time an agent finishes a run — whether it’s a generated idea, a script draft, a set of titles, or a thumbnail — the output is automatically saved as an artifact. You can also save Veri chat responses as artifacts.
What Are Artifacts?
An artifact is any saved output in Veri. Think of them as building blocks for your content. Each artifact has a title, a summary, a category, and the full content. Artifacts are linked together when they’re part of the same content pipeline — so an idea artifact connects to the validated concept, which connects to the script, and so on.
The 13 Artifact Categories
Every artifact belongs to one of these categories:
| Category | What It Is |
|---|---|
| Idea | A content idea generated by the Ideas agent |
| Validated | An idea that’s been through concept checking |
| Draft | An initial content draft |
| Draft Script | A first-pass video script |
| Refined Draft | A polished piece of content |
| Refined Script | A polished video script |
| Title Set | A set of generated video titles |
| Thumbnail | A generated thumbnail image |
| Package | A bundled content deliverable (script + titles + thumbnails + more) |
| Ready | Content that’s ready to publish |
| Daily Pulse | A daily channel briefing |
| Research Report | A full research report with citations |
| Research Brief | A shorter research brief |
How Artifacts Get Created
Automatically from Agents
When you run any agent (Generate Ideas, Validate, Script, etc.), the output is automatically saved as an artifact. You don’t need to do anything — it’s saved for you.
From Chat Responses
If Veri gives you a response you want to keep, click the save button on that message. It will be saved as an artifact in your Library.
From the Library
You can also create artifacts manually from the Library tab by clicking New and choosing from templates:
- Idea template — with sections for hook, rationale, and notes
- Script - Long-form template
- Script - Short-form template
- Blank template
How to Add an Artifact to Chat
When you’re chatting with Veri and want to reference a saved artifact, there are two ways:
@-Mention
Type @ in the chat input to open a search. Find and select the artifact you want. It appears as a green pill above your message, and Veri will use it as context for its response.
Add to Context Button
In the Library tab (or in the artifact detail panel), click Add to context on any artifact. It will be attached to your next chat message.
Viewing and Editing Artifacts
Click any artifact in the Library to open its detail panel. From there you can:
- Read the full content
- Edit the artifact (click the edit button)
- Delete the artifact
- Ask Veri about it (this adds the artifact to chat and focuses the input)
- Add to context for your next message
Artifact Lineage
When you use the content pipeline (Ideas -> Validate -> Script -> Titles -> Thumbnails -> Package), Veri tracks the connections between artifacts. This means your Package artifact knows which script, titles, and thumbnails it came from, all the way back to the original idea. This lineage helps the Package agent assemble everything coherently.
Tips
Save good Veri responses as artifacts so you can reference them later in agent runs or future conversations.
Use @-mentions to bring artifacts into chat. This gives Veri much richer context to work with.
Don’t worry about losing outputs — agent results are saved automatically. You can always find them in the Library tab.