Report History
Open and download saved report artifacts for the active project.
View as MarkdownOpen Reports → Report History to inspect saved outputs for the active project. The list is scoped to the selected project, not the entire workspace.
Open an artifact
- Confirm the project selector.
- Review Archive snapshot for saved-output counts and the latest item.
- In Report library, find the report by Name, Kind, or Generated At.
- Select View to open its detail.
The detail shows report identity and the saved payload. Payload fields counts top-level saved fields; it is not a quality score or a count of responses. A generic artifact view can be less visual than the report's dedicated feature page.
Use Download for the saved artifact. Use Back to History to return to the list. Saving an artifact and running a fresh analysis are distinct operations; opening an existing item does not collect new prompt responses.
Understand Share
The current Share action returns link/embed information. It does not create a verified public publishing workflow or grant another person project access. Do not assume the resulting link opens the exact report detail or bypasses sign-in.
For a sensitive report, confirm recipient access and inspect the downloaded content before sharing it through your approved channel. Do not paste private report payloads into public documentation or support tickets without review.
Troubleshooting
- A report from another project is absent: switch to that project; this is not a workspace-wide list.
- A report detail is unavailable: return to history and verify that it still exists and that you have access.
- The payload is empty or technical: use the feature's own result page when available. The generic detail preserves what was saved rather than generating a new interpretation.
- Share displays structured link information: that is the current behavior, not a completed public share dialog.
Weekly summaries and URL targets also have dedicated history views. Use Weekly Report or URL Report when those are the artifacts you need.