Files & artifacts
Pulse gives every workspace a file system of its own. The agent reads and writes files there, generates rich artifacts directly into it, and keeps everything in sync across your devices.
The file system
Files are organized in a workspace and organization-scoped file system with folders and virtual paths. The agent navigates these paths the way you would — reading inputs, writing outputs, and keeping related work grouped in folders.
Scoping matters: files belong to a workspace or organization, so access follows the same boundaries as the rest of Pulse. What the agent produces lands where your team can find it.
Native artifacts
The agent can generate artifacts natively, producing finished files rather than just text:
| Type | Output |
|---|---|
| React component | Interactive UI component |
| Markdown | Formatted documents |
| Portable documents | |
| Word | .docx documents |
| PowerPoint | .pptx presentations |
| Excel | .xlsx spreadsheets |
| draw.io | Editable diagrams |
These come from the document and web artifact builder skills. Ask for a report, a deck, or a diagram and the agent builds the actual file, saved into the workspace file system.
When the agent edits code, changes are shown as a reviewable diff before they land — compact, default, and new-file views side by side.
Sync across devices
Files sync across your devices. You can pin a file to keep it available locally and unpin it when you no longer need it on a given device. When the same file changes in more than one place, Pulse handles conflict resolution so you do not silently lose edits.
This makes the workspace file system feel local on each device while remaining a single shared source of truth.
TIP
Pin the files you are actively working on so they stay available offline on that device; unpin large or finished files to reclaim local space without removing them from the workspace.
Sharing
Sharing is granular. You control who can access a file and at what level, and access can be revoked at any time. Sharing policies are configurable from settings, so an admin can set the defaults that govern how files leave the workspace.
Files in the flow of work
Artifacts the agent generates appear in your timeline and persist in the workspace. A scheduled task can produce a weekly report file; a conversation can yield a deck you then share — all within the same connected workspace.