hadron-artifactslisted

# Attach Artifacts Artifacts are files linked to your agent and rendered in Hadron's right panel (Markdown preview, syntax-highlighted code, CSV tables, notebooks, URLs). Attaching your deliverables is how the user reviews your work without switching to your terminal. ## Auto-discover and bulk-add The server scores files in your working directory by how likely they are to be a human-readable deliverable (your agent id in the filename, `.md`/`.html`/`.csv`/`.ipynb`, output keywords, `docs/`/`reports/` dirs — source and config files score low). Add everything with a positive score: ```bash hadron artifacts add --auto ``` Review the printed list. If it grabbed something you didn't mean to share, that's fine — artifacts are cheap; the user can remove them in the UI. ## Add specific files ```bash hadron artifacts add report.md analysis/summary.csv ``` Paths are workspace-relative (or absolute). Duplicates are ignored automatically. Keep artifact **labels concise** — a few words at most. The file type is already shown by an icon in the tab, and long labels get truncated in the tab bar, so a short, scannable name reads best. ## See what's attached ```bash hadron artifacts ls ``` ## When to use this - You just produced a report, notebook, chart, or summary → add it so the user sees it. - The user says "show me X" or "link that file" → add it as an artifact. - On finishing a task, run `--auto` to surface your outputs in one shot. Attach to URLs (dashboards, deployed prev