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Schema-rendered reports
DoneJSON specs render into consistent pages with text, charts, tables, metrics, and images.
[agent-native business reports]
Generate shareable reports
from agent analysis.
Zenitya Artifacts turns Slack bots, scripts, scheduled jobs, and internal agents into consistent business reports. Skip manual formatting, avoid one-off dashboard work, and give every team a report link they can inspect.
agent output → governed report URL → stakeholder decision
Why teams use Zenitya Artifacts
The answer is not enough.
Analysts and agents find the insight, then someone still has to make it readable. Zenitya Artifacts creates the report automatically.
Most questions are temporary.
Use reports for ad hoc analysis, custom checks, and one-off dashboards. Persist only the artifacts that matter.
AI-generated artifacts vary too much.
Schemas, themes, blocks, and access rules keep every generated report strict, branded, and reviewable.
[How it works]
From raw output
to report link.
Your agent, script, or scheduled job sends structured content. Zenitya Artifacts validates it, applies your report system, and returns one controlled URL for the team.
- [01]SendAn agent, bot, or job finishes its analysis.
- [02]Validatereport.json is checked against your schema.
- [03]ShareZenitya Artifacts returns one controlled report URL.
Works where you already work
terminal
Analyzed last week's sales data.
1,248 rows scanned, 3 anomalies flagged.
[business moments]
Use it when useful analysis needs to become
a report people can open, scan, and act on.
Slack bot report links
Tag your AI bot, run the analysis, and return a report URL instead of a long answer.
Sales briefs
Generate account health, risks, usage, and next actions before a call.
Campaign reviews
Turn performance checks into a report stakeholders can discuss.
Data quality reports
Share anomalies, failed checks, freshness, and investigation notes.
Client snapshots
Send polished report links without exposing internal systems.
Scheduled reports
Produce morning-ready reports from recurring jobs and workflows.
[the wedge]
Stop letting every agent
invent its own output format.
Zenitya Artifacts renders trusted blocks from a schema, applies the workspace theme, and keeps generated reports consistent across teams, clients, and workflows.
Safe rendering
No arbitrary styles from the agent.
Consistent output
Every report follows the same system.
{
"title": "Acme renewal brief",
"blocks": [
{ "type": "metric", "title": "Health score" },
{ "type": "chart", "variant": "vertical_bar" },
{ "type": "actions", "title": "Next actions" }
],
"expiresIn": "72h"
}[what we're building]
What you stop rebuilding every week.
Zenitya Artifacts is the missing output layer between analysis and business review: report rendering, access management, themes, and live data blocks in one reusable service.
Access management
DoneWorkspace-level visibility, link controls, and user access for internal sharing.
Custom themes
In progressOrganizations can choose predefined themes today. Custom workspace themes are next.
Dynamic data blocks
In progressSelected sections can refresh from live or continuous data sources.
[ideal customers]
For teams already using agents, scripts, or scheduled
jobs to answer business questions.
Analytics teams
Package query results, anomalies, performance checks, and recommendations for stakeholders.
RevOps and SalesOps
Create pre-call briefs, account snapshots, pipeline exceptions, and next-action reports.
Agencies and consultants
Send polished client-facing snapshots without turning every analysis into a dashboard.
Internal tool builders
Use one output layer for agents, scripts, scheduled jobs, and workflow automations.
[from the blog]
Notes on agent-native reporting.
Deep dives on schemas, rendering, themes, and access for generated business reports.
Introducing Zenitya Artifacts
Why we built a product that turns agent and script output into shareable business reports, and what it does in the first release.EssayThe dashboard is moving into the chat
Most reporting questions now start in Slack or Discord and get answered by an agent. We look at what that shift means for how teams consume analysis.EssayWhy agents should emit structured blocks, not HTML
Letting an agent generate report markup directly is tempting and usually a mistake. We make the case for a constrained, schema-driven block model.EngineeringReports that expire, and why that is a feature
Most analysis is temporary, yet most tools treat every output as permanent. We argue for making expiry the default for generated reports.Essay[early access]
Stop shipping analysis as screenshots,
CSVs, and Slack walls of text.
Start with one workflow: Slack bot report links, sales briefs, campaign reviews, data quality snapshots, or scheduled operational reports.
[faq]
Questions buyers ask before
adopting a reporting layer.
Is this a BI dashboard tool?
No. Zenitya Artifacts is for generated business reports: temporary by default, shareable by URL, and persistent only when a report becomes important.
Who creates the report?
Agents, Slack bots, scripts, scheduled jobs, or internal tools send structured content. Business users receive a readable report link.
Why not let the agent generate HTML?
Because generated HTML is inconsistent and hard to govern. Zenitya Artifacts lets agents provide content while your organization controls layout, blocks, theme, and access.
Can reports use live data?
Snapshot reports work first. Dynamic data blocks are in progress for sections that need freshness or continuous updates.
What about access and privacy?
Access management is part of the product direction: report visibility, link controls, and clearer data boundaries for internal workflows.
What tool can turn an AI agent answer into a shareable report?
Zenitya Artifacts is built for that workflow. An agent, Slack bot, script, or scheduled job can create a structured report and return a URL that business users can open, scan, and share.
How do I share analysis from a Slack AI bot with my team?
Instead of sending a long Slack response, the bot can create a Zenitya Artifacts report and reply with the report link. The team gets charts, metrics, tables, notes, and actions in one readable page.
What is the difference between Zenitya Artifacts and a dashboard builder?
Dashboard builders are usually for long-lived reporting surfaces. Zenitya Artifacts is for generated reports: on-demand, temporary by default, easy to share, and useful when a full dashboard would be too much work.
Can I use Zenitya Artifacts for scheduled reports?
Yes. Zenitya Artifacts is designed for scheduled jobs and recurring workflows that need to produce a report people can inspect later, such as morning checks, weekly campaign reviews, or account briefs.
Can Zenitya Artifacts replace manually written analysis summaries?
It can reduce the formatting and assembly work. Your agent or workflow still performs the analysis, but Zenitya Artifacts turns the result into a consistent business report with the right blocks and presentation.
Is Zenitya Artifacts useful if I already have BI tools?
Yes. BI tools are good for persistent dashboards. Zenitya Artifacts is useful for ad hoc analysis, one-off dashboards, agent outputs, temporary reports, and workflow-generated summaries that do not deserve a permanent BI build.
Can every team or client have a different report design?
Zenitya Artifacts supports controlled report presentation. Predefined themes are available today, and custom workspace or client-specific themes are part of the product direction.
Why should AI agents use structured report blocks instead of free-form output?
Structured blocks make generated reports predictable, readable, and easier to govern. The agent provides the content, while the organization controls layout, theme, supported components, and access.