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Artifacts are pages published directly from Tess. They allow you to transform content generated in chats — such as guides, analyses, landing pages, or documentation — into shareable links, ready for external access. It’s the fastest way to move beyond the “chat” and put something live.

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What are they?

Artifacts are published outputs from Tess with their own hosting. In practice, any structured content on the platform can be turned into a public link. This eliminates the need to export text to other publishing tools (such as a CMS or website builder). They act as a bridge between your creation environment (AI) and the final delivery to clients or your team.

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Where to find them?

Access Artifacts through the settings menu after clicking on your user icon:
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How to use them?

  1. Generate the content: In the Tess AI chat, ask it to create a page, guide, or analysis.
  2. Turn it into an Artifact: Ask the AI to structure the final format (e.g., “turn this into a page for publication”) and use the publishing feature in the chat.
  3. Access management: Go to the sidebar → Workspace → Artifacts.
  4. Copy and share: Click on the generated link (format tess.page) and send it to whoever needs it.
  5. Control publication: If you need to take the page offline, simply click on the green status label Public. It will unpublish the artifact instantly. To publish it again, click the same button.

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Deeper explanation

Artifacts work as a simplified deployment layer within Tess. Instead of:
  • Exporting content
  • Uploading it to a CMS
  • Configuring hosting
You publish directly from the AI. Each artifact:
  • Is linked to a source chat
  • Can be reopened and iterated
  • Maintains a stable link (ideal for sharing)
This makes the cycle create → adjust → publish → share extremely fast.

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Practical examples

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1. Create a simple landing page

Prompt:
“Create a landing page for a SaaS CRM product for small businesses. Structure it with a headline, benefits, social proof, and CTA.” Then:
“Turn this into a publishable page”

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2. Share an analysis with a client

Prompt:
“Analyze this sales data and generate an executive report with insights and recommendations” Then:
“Format this as a clear page to share with a client”
Best practices
  • Structure before publishing
    Ask the AI to organize the content with titles, sections, and clear hierarchy.
  • Review the final content
    Once published, the link can be accessed by anyone.
  • Use for fast deliverables
    Ideal for materials that need to be shared without friction.
  • Standardize publishing prompts
    Example: “format as a clean page, with well-defined sections and ready for publication”.
  • Leverage the chat connection
    If you need to change something, go back to the original chat and generate a new version.

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Important notes

  • Published artifacts are accessible via a public link, so avoid including sensitive or confidential data.
  • The default domain is tess.page
Artifacts transform Tess into a delivery tool, not just a creation tool. In just a few steps, you go from a prompt to a shareable link — ideal for those who need to produce and distribute content quickly.