@ or by dragging it in), and a thread produces files as it works. This page covers the second kind, the outputs a thread produces, often called artifacts.
Where outputs live
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In the thread that produced them
Every file a thread produces stays attached to that thread, next to the work that created it. Open the thread to see its outputs alongside the conversation that led to them.
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In Settings → Files
Every output across your threads and projects also collects in one place, under Settings → Files. Go there when you want to find a file without hunting through the thread that made it.
Preview, download, and restore
Outputs come in a few types: doc, sheet, code, and image. Click a file to preview it without leaving the page.1
Preview
Open the file to see its content rendered in place, matching its type.
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Download
Download the file to save a copy outside Sidekick.
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Check version history
Every edit to a file is kept in its version history, each entry with a change note describing what changed.
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Restore an earlier version
Open version history and restore an earlier version if a later edit went the wrong way. Restoring doesn’t erase the versions in between; they stay in the history.
Scope files by project
From Settings → Files, filter the list down to a single project when you only want to see the outputs that belong to it, instead of every file across your work.Where to go next
Thread and composer
The anatomy of a thread and how the composer sends work to it.
Projects
Group related threads, files, and context into a single project.