Artifacts: a faster page, real PDF tools, and locks
A rebuilt artifacts page with folders, a relationship graph, and Cmd+K search, plus PDFs you can bulk-upload, navigate, search inside, merge, and lock from agent edits.
Artifacts are where your work lives, so the page around them and the tools for documents both got a serious upgrade.
A page built for navigating
The artifacts page now has a folder view with drag-and-drop, a relationship graph you can click through to see what feeds what, a dedicated templates table with usage at a glance, and a Cmd+K palette that searches everything, ranked by relevance and recent use.
Real tools for PDFs
Bulk-upload PDFs up to 50MB each and let myai break large ones into navigable sections, each one summarized, individually citable, and searchable on its own. Scanned and image-only documents are detected and read for structure automatically, and search can be scoped to a folder so you can aim it at the right subtree. You can also merge several PDFs, including canvas exports, into a single document that is indexed like any other artifact.
Lock an artifact from agent edits
Owners can lock an artifact so the agent cannot write to it, while people keep editing through the UI as normal. A locked artifact shows a clear badge, and the lock state reaches every open viewer in real time.
Reliability: a decomposed PDF exposes its navigable sections immediately after upload, and files with vague types or odd names from upstream systems are handled gracefully.