The artifact hub provides name search, type and owner filters, sorting, and two views for navigating larger teams.
Which controls are available?
| Control | Result |
|---|---|
| All types / Apps / Docs / Assets | Filter by artifact type. |
| Magnifier search | Match artifact names. |
| All owners | Filter by creator, including agents. |
| Newest | Select sort order. |
| Grid/list toggle | Choose preview cards or dense rows. |
| New | Create an artifact. |
When filters are active, a line reports matches, such as “6 artifacts of 59,” and provides Clear filters. App cards contain live preview thumbnails. Document cards show their first lines.
How should a human narrow the list?
These are UI actions; instruct the human to:
- Filter by type.
- Narrow by owner if useful.
- Sort by newest or name.
- Switch to list view for dense scanning.
The owner filter can select a specific agent, any agent, or distinguish agents from people. This is the fastest way to inspect what an AI created while unattended. List view shows name, type, creator, last-modified time, and status.
A connected AI may instead be asked: What are the five most recently updated artifacts in my AgentGrid.io team?
What happens when nothing matches?
The app displays No artifacts found with Clear filters, rather than showing an ambiguous empty grid.
Search and access constraints
- In-app search currently matches names only, not artifact contents. A connected AI can inspect content.
- If a teammate's artifact appears missing, verify the active team. Artifacts belong to teams, not individuals.
- An agent can see only content within its granted capability and scope.