Objective
Learn how to create, view, share, and publish Artifacts: AI-generated interactive components that visualize your Salesforce data as live dashboards, charts, tables, and reports.
What It Is
Artifacts are interactive, AI-generated components produced by Sweep's agents. Instead of receiving a plain text answer, you get a fully rendered, interactive output — a chart, a data table, a dashboard — that you can explore, share with your team, or publish for anyone to see. Artifacts are built from your live Salesforce metadata and can include:
Interactive mini apps: charts and visualizations
Data tables: large datasets rendered in a virtualized, scrollable table with CSV export
Artifacts are saved to your account and accessible from the Artifacts Library, so you can revisit, share, and build on them at any time.
How to Create an Artifact
Option 1 — Enable Artifact Mode in a chat
Open the Agentic Layer from the top navigation bar.
Start a new chat with the Documentation Agent.
Enable Artifact Mode using the toggle in the chat input area.
Type your request and send it.
The agent will generate a live, rendered component alongside its text response. The Artifact appears in a resizable side panel to the right of the chat.
Example prompts:
"Build a dashboard showing our top 100 Salesforce objects by field count"
"Visualize our automation coverage across flows, process builders, and workflow rules"
Option 2 — Use a built-in template
Navigate to the Artifacts Library from the left sidebar of the documentation agent.
Open the Built by Sweep tab.
Click any template card to launch it. This opens a new chat with Artifact Mode pre-enabled and the prompt pre-filled.
Send the message to generate the Artifact.
Available templates include:
Template | What it shows |
Object Map | Top 100 objects by field count, with charts |
Automations Map | Flows, process builders, workflow rules, and triggers |
Workflow Rules Migration Plan | Migration readiness analysis |
Security Risks | Audit with severity ratings |
Field Cleanup | Unused and duplicate field analysis |
CPQ Template | CPQ configuration inventory |
APEX Analysis | Apex code quality metrics |
Process Optimization | Opportunity, Case, and Lead automation coverage |
Viewing and Navigating Artifacts
When an Artifact is generated, it opens in a side panel next to the chat. The panel has three states:
Generating: the raw code appears as the agent writes it in real time
Compiling: a brief loading state while the component is being rendered
Rendered: the fully interactive Artifact is displayed
If a chat produces more than one Artifact, a list icon appears in the panel header. Click it to open the Artifact Selector and switch between all Artifacts generated in that conversation.
Artifacts Library
The Artifacts Library is a dedicated page for managing all Artifacts in your account. Access it from the left sidebar.
It has three tabs:
Built by Sweep: the template library for launching pre-built Artifact prompts
Shared Artifacts: all Artifacts that teammates have shared with the account
My Artifacts: Artifacts you have created
Clicking a card in My Artifacts takes you back to the originating chat with the Artifact panel open. Clicking a card in Shared Artifacts opens the artifact in a new tab in a read-only view.
Sharing Artifacts
Share with your team (internal)
Open the Artifact in the side panel.
Click the Share button in the panel header.
Toggle “Share with your company” on.
The Artifact becomes visible to all members of your account in the Shared Artifacts tab. A shareable link is generated that requires login and account membership to access. Only the creator of an Artifact can share it.
Publish publicly (unauthenticated public access)
Open the Share dialog (same as above).
Toggle “Publish artifact” on.
A public URL is generated. Anyone with the link can view the Artifact (not the chat history) without logging in. Only the creator of an Artifact can publish it.
Table Artifacts
Some agent responses produce Table Artifacts — large datasets rendered as virtualized, scrollable tables in a dedicated side panel. Table Artifacts include a Download CSV button, allowing you to export the full dataset to a spreadsheet. Table Artifacts are displayed inline within the chat response and do not appear in the Artifacts Library.
Common Use Cases
Security and compliance audits
Generate audit-ready reports in seconds:
"Create a security risk report for our Salesforce org"
"Which profiles have dangerous permissions like ModifyAllData?"
"Show me all users with access to export data"
Technical debt and cleanup
Identify areas for consolidation and simplification:
"Show me duplicate or redundant fields across our key objects"
"Analyze our Apex code for quality issues"
"Map all active workflow rules that should be migrated to flows"
Executive reporting
Build shareable dashboards for stakeholders:
"Create a dashboard summarizing our CPQ configuration"
"Build a process optimization report for our Opportunity pipeline"