---
title: Find an artifact
description: Find published work by name, author, visibility, or date.
slug: /docs/find-artifacts
group: using-display
updatedAt: 2026-09-10
---

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](https://app.display.dev/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](/docs/cli-reference#list) for more filters.