The workspace
Canvas & publish
See what your agent produced — pages, components, documents — and publish or share it.
When Anvil builds something — a page, a component, a document, a diagram — it doesn't vanish into the transcript. The Canvas is the shelf of what your crew produced and kept, and publish is how you share it.
The Canvas
Canvas holds the artifacts a session produced: rendered pages and components, documents, diagrams. Each is a real, viewable thing, rendered safely in a sandboxed frame so even a produced web page can't reach out of its box.
- A shelf of output — every artifact a run kept, in one place.
- Versioned — produce a new version of an artifact and it stacks, so you can see how it evolved.
- Safe rendering — artifacts render under a strict sandbox; they can't call out.
[!NOTE] Canvas is your organisation's shelf of produced artifacts — everything your crew has made, in one place in your command centre.
Runs, with cost
Alongside Canvas, Runs shows what each session did — the files it changed, the artifacts it produced — and what it cost. You can expand a run to its changeset and trace each file back to the work that touched it.
Publishing
Turn an artifact or a package into something you share: publish it into your workspace for the team, or to the marketplace for the community. Publishing is capability-gated — only members with the right role can push.
Related
- Teams & orgs — publishing into a shared workspace.
- Marketplace & publishing — sharing packages with the community.