Sharing & managing artifacts
Sharing an artifact
Two ways to share, from the share icon next to an artifact:
- Invite a specific person — search for anyone on Nexrall by name, username, or contact, and grant them edit access. The artifact shows up in their own Docs list, and they can send messages to the agent to keep refining it. There is deliberately no read/edit toggle on an explicit invite: adding someone means trusting them to edit — read-only sharing is what the public link is for.
- Share a public link — turn on general access to get a link anyone can open without signing in. A shared link is always read-only — it shows just the document, with no chat and no editing, similar to a published app or a shared Google Doc link. Turn it off any time to revoke access immediately.
Whoever sends the message pays for it
A collaborator's turns on a shared artifact are billed to their own billing target (their wallet, or the team they chose to bill) — never to the owner's. Each person also has their own conversation with the agent about the document: chat history is per-user and private, so a collaborator never sees the owner's chat, and the owner never sees theirs.
You can also transfer ownership of an artifact to someone else, at which point it appears in their own Docs list.
Managing your artifacts
The artifact list supports the basics you'd expect from a document manager:
- Rename and delete.
- Archive — hide without deleting.
- Duplicate — copy an artifact, optionally under a new title.
- Search — including a smart search that looks inside document content, not just titles, so you can find artifacts that don't match by name alone.
If someone shared an artifact with you, you can hide it from your list or leave it without affecting the owner's copy.
Next steps
- How it works — what's running under the hood.
- Security & trust — how shared artifacts stay isolated.