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Artifacts

Artifact Tests

Browse, filter, and manage saved test artifacts in one table.

Overview

The Tests tab is the structured-record side of the Artifacts workspace.

Use it to browse, search, filter, sort, and delete saved test artifacts from one central table. As artifact data grows across the workspace, this page gives you a practical way to review stored test records and maintain them over time.

Artifacts tests tab showing a searchable table of saved test artifacts with filtering, deletion, and pagination controls

Test Table

The Tests tab displays saved test artifacts in a searchable, filterable table.

This gives you one place to review stored records instead of checking each test type separately. Depending on what exists in your workspace, the table can include artifact types such as evaluations, requirements, use cases, and benchmarks.

Table Columns

Each row includes metadata that helps you quickly understand the saved artifact at a glance.

The table currently shows:

  • Test Name: The saved name of the artifact.
  • Type: The artifact type.
  • Created: When the artifact was originally created.
  • Modified: When the artifact was last updated.
  • Users: The user or users associated with the artifact.
  • Size: The storage size of the artifact.
  • Edit: Opens the full row actions menu for that artifact.

The Users column can reflect more than one person when multiple team members have contributed to the same artifact over time. For example, one user may start a test and another may return later to continue or complete it.

Edit Column

The table includes an Edit column for artifact-level actions. Use the row menu to fully manage an individual test artifact from the table, including create, read, update, and delete operations.

Delete Artifacts

Use the row selection checkboxes to select one or more saved test artifacts, then use Delete to remove them from the table.

Warning

Deleting test artifacts is permanent and cannot be undone.

Pagination

Use the pagination controls at the bottom of the table to move through larger result sets.

The footer also shows how many artifacts are currently visible versus the total available, such as Showing artifacts: 15 of 20.

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