Artifacts

Artifacts turn what Pi makes into a link you can share: reports, dashboards, docs, diagrams, data, terminal recordings, Pi sessions and small sites. New artifacts use your organization's default visibility unless you choose a different one when publishing.

Publish an artifact

With the Radius MCP server set up, ask Pi to publish a file, or a folder with an index file such as index.html. For example: "Publish report.html as a Radius artifact titled Deploy report" or "Publish the site in ./report as a Radius artifact titled Q3 dashboard".
Pi returns a link to the artifact's page on Radius. Share that link.
Artifacts belong to the organization you chose when signing in to Pi.
Just like users, service accounts can publish and update artifacts. This is handy for when your PR bot needs to add images.

What you can publish

HTML, Markdown (including Mermaid diagrams), Mermaid, CSV, JSON and JSON Lines, and asciinema terminal recordings.
Pi sessions: publish a Pi session file and Radius shows it as a readable conversation, so you can share how Pi worked through a task.
A folder can also include CSS, JavaScript, images and other files.

Private: only you can view it.
Organization: every member of your organization can view it and publish new versions.
Public: anyone with the link can view it.
Owners and admins choose the organization's default visibility. You can optionally choose a visibility for a new artifact.
Only the person who published an artifact can change who it's shared with.

Updating

Ask Pi to publish again to add a new version. Earlier versions stay available on the artifact's page, along with who published each one.

How long artifacts last

Artifacts are deleted 90 days from their latest publication time, unless your organization or the artifact is set to keep them longer.
Owners and admins can change the organization's default, up to 365 days. You can also set a different lifetime for a single artifact.
Expired and deleted artifacts can't be restored.

Managing artifacts

Open your organization's Artifacts page to view artifacts, change who they're shared with, change their lifetime or delete them.
Owners and admins can open Manage settings there to choose the default visibility and retention for new artifacts.
When a member or service account leaves or is removed, their artifacts are transferred to an organization owner.
Or ask Pi, for example: "List my recent Radius artifacts" or "Delete Radius artifact <id>."