This cannot be undone. Deleting removes the artifact, its content, and its history. Links to it stop working. Nobody, including support, can bring it back.
Before you delete
- Are you actually undoing a change? Restore the earlier version instead. See Version history.
- Export it first if there is any chance you want it back. Export → Export code (.zip) for an app, Export as Markdown or PDF for a document.
- Check who is using it. A published artifact has a public URL that will stop resolving.
- Tell your AI. An agent that was working on it will start hitting errors.
Steps
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In the app
- Open the artifact.
- Select ⋯ → Delete file.
- Confirm.
Ask your AI assistant
If all you want is for the public URL to stop working, unpublish it rather than deleting anything:
Unpublish this AgentGrid.io artifact, but keep the artifact and its history.
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The gentler alternatives
| You want | Do this instead |
|---|---|
| To undo a bad change | Restore the previous version |
| The public URL to stop working | Unpublish |
| To try something risky | Duplicate, then work on the copy |
| To keep a copy outside AgentGrid.io | Export |
FAQ
Can support restore a deleted artifact? No.
Does deleting free up quota? Yes, deleted artifacts no longer count against your team's total.
What does my AI see after I delete one? An error the next time it looks for that artifact. It should stop and tell you rather than retrying.