> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.finkkle.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Files, Attachments, and Artifacts in Finkkle Spaces

> Add files, images, and links to any Spaces conversation, and save results as reusable artifacts — documents, code, tables, and visuals that persist with your work.

Finkkle Spaces lets you bring your own material into any conversation and take structured outputs out as reusable artifacts. Context in, artifacts out — Spaces keeps both attached to the conversation so your work is always recoverable.

## Adding files and context

Use the attachment controls at the bottom of the composer to add material to a conversation:

| Attachment type | How to add | Supported content                                     |
| --------------- | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| **File**        | Click 📎   | PDFs, Word docs, spreadsheets, code files, text files |
| **Image**       | Click 🖼   | JPG, PNG, screenshots, diagrams (up to 2 images)      |
| **Camera**      | Click 📷   | Take a photo directly on mobile                       |
| **Document**    | Click 📄   | Extract information from scanned or digital documents |
| **Link**        | Paste URL  | Web pages, articles, public documents                 |

After attaching, tell Spaces what the item is and how to use it:

> *"This file is the Q2 sales report. Identify the top three underperforming regions and suggest reasons."*

Be specific — "summarize", "extract", "transform", "compare", and "use as background" all give Spaces different instructions.

## What not to include

<Warning>
  Never attach files containing passwords, API keys, private credentials, or sensitive personal information. Spaces treats attached content as reference material for the conversation — handle sensitive data outside of Spaces.
</Warning>

## Artifacts

An artifact is a standalone, reusable output generated by Spaces. When a response is long-form or structured, Spaces may present it as an artifact automatically — or you can ask explicitly:

> *"Save this as a document artifact."*

### Artifact types

| Artifact type    | Description                                               |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Document**     | Long-form text: reports, briefs, essays                   |
| **Note**         | Short structured summaries or checklists                  |
| **Table**        | Structured data in rows and columns                       |
| **Code**         | Source code files with syntax highlighting                |
| **Spreadsheet**  | Editable grid (via the Spreadsheets plugin)               |
| **Presentation** | Slide outline or full deck (via the Presentations plugin) |
| **Visual**       | Charts, diagrams, and SVG outputs                         |

### Working with artifacts

1. **Review** — use the Preview panel to read the artifact in full
2. **Iterate** — ask Spaces to revise, extend, or reformat it
3. **Copy** — click Copy to export the raw content
4. **Save** — artifacts stay attached to the conversation automatically
5. **Reference** — bring an artifact back into a new conversation as context

## Voice input

Click the microphone icon in the composer to dictate a prompt. Review the transcription before sending — voice input follows the same conversation rules as typed input and can reference any attached files.

<Tip>
  For complex requests, start by attaching a representative sample of your material, not everything at once. Spaces works better with focused context than with a large dump of files.
</Tip>