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Artifacts: pages, small apps, charts and diagrams in the chat

Sovariq draws diagrams and charts right in its reply, and makes artifacts (HTML pages, React components, documents, SVG, charts, code) you run, edit, version and ask it to change.

Updated Nov 7, 2026

Ask for something to look at and Sovariq shows it, not just describes it. A diagram or a small chart that explains an answer is drawn in the reply; click it to open a full-screen canvas where you drag to move and scroll to zoom. Something to run, edit or keep becomes an artifact in a panel beside the chat.

TypeWhat it is
HTMLA whole page with its styles and scripts
ReactOne component (TSX); it can use react, recharts, lucide-react and clsx
DocumentMarkdown, shown formatted
SVG, MermaidPictures and diagrams (flowcharts, sequence, ER)
ChartA JSON spec (line, bar, area or pie) drawn with Recharts
CodeAny language, shown with highlighting (not run)
  1. Watch it being written

    While Sovariq writes, the code grows in the Code tab and the preview rebuilds about once a second.

  2. Edit and save

    Change the code in the Code tab and Save as new version. Every version is kept (up to your plan's limit) and History restores any of them as a new version.

  3. Ask for a change

    Ask Sovariq sends a request about this artifact. Select text in the preview, or press Pick and click an element, to say which part you mean. Sovariq changes it with small edits, so you see exactly what moved.

  4. Copy or download

    Copy the code, or download it as a file (.html, .tsx, .md, .svg, .json…).

FreeProUltraTeamEnterprise
Sovariq artifacts kept per project201003005001,000
Largest Sovariq artifact (KB per version)642565125121,024
Versions kept per Sovariq artifact103050100100