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Find an artifact

Find published work by name, author, visibility, or date.

On this page

Find an existing artifact with your connected AI tool or the Display.dev dashboard. An artifact is an HTML or Markdown page published with Display.dev.

Ask your AI tool

Describe the work you remember. Your agent can search artifact names, list recent work, and narrow results by author or visibility.

Find the most recently updated Display.dev artifact whose name includes quarterly plan. Return its name, current version, visibility, and link.

If several artifacts match, ask the agent to show the options before it opens or changes one.

Search the dashboard

Open Artifacts and enter part of the name in Search the dashboard and artifacts.

Use the controls above the list to narrow the results:

  • Mine only shows artifacts you published.
  • Any author filters by one or more people.
  • Any visibility filters by Private, Company, or Public.
  • The Name, Views, and Updated column headings change the sort order.

Select an artifact's name to open its detail page. Select View artifact to open the published page.

Use the command line

Search names:

bash
dsp search "quarterly plan"

Or list your most recently updated artifacts:

bash
dsp list --author me --sort updated_at --dir desc

Each result includes the artifact's shortId, current version, name, and URL. See CLI commands for more filters.

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