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Find, review, and share your results

Open the files an agent made, keep them with the work, and choose what to share publicly.

Keep a final result connected to the conversation that produced it. You can review it in Push, find its work again, and share a selected item when you are ready.

Before you start

Have a result file from a Push conversation, or a local file you want to view. Remote viewing and public publishing require the relevant workspace access. You control file access and publishing permissions in the app.

Open the result

Ask your agent
Show me the final report in Push and keep it with this work. Tell me which file is the finished version.

For a direct local preview, replace the sample with an existing absolute path:

Run in your shell
push artifact open /absolute/path/to/report.pdf

This opens a file in Push. It does not itself create a public link. For an agent-produced result, the agent should keep the file associated with the correct Push Session.

See the result

Open Artifacts for the work, or use the terminal's inspector (⌘I). You can also ⌘-click a file path in a terminal. Follow the file back to its work when you need the conversation or a revision.

A localhost preview runs on the Mac. Ask the agent to open it there; availability on another device depends on how the result is hosted. A localhost address alone is not a public website.

Share a selected item

Review the finished file first. Use its sharing control, review the publishing choices, and choose Create link when you intend to make it public. Existing links may offer Copy Link or Publish Again.

Anyone with a live public link can view the selected item. Its preview may reveal the title and item kind. Keep passwords and private material out of a file you choose to publish. See public link data handling.

Use Publishing → Published to review live publications and the offered revoke or stop-publishing action to remove access. Recheck the publication after changing the source file; a saved local edit and an updated public snapshot are separate outcomes.

If something stops

If a file is missing, ask the agent for its exact path and whether it finished writing it. If remote viewing or publishing is refused, inspect the named access setting yourself or ask the workspace owner. An agent cannot enable your Data Access switches for you.

Next, get a meeting report or check the work behind a result.

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