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title: '**artifact**'
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  **artifact** — in this channel's material, a concrete, reusable piece of
  writing or writing-support material (such as a draft, style guide, or voice
  guide) produced and kept as part of an AI-assisted writing setup.
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# \*\*artifact\*\*

Canonical: https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/explore/term/artifact-2a0ed088df39

Parent: [Channel index](https://liquidgold.cc/channel/everyinc/llms.txt)

## Definition

**artifact** — in this channel's material, a concrete, reusable piece of writing or writing-support material (such as a draft, style guide, or voice guide) produced and kept as part of an AI-assisted writing setup.

In this channel's material, **artifact** refers to the written output and working files that make up an AI-assisted writing setup — the *concrete pieces* a writer produces, refines, and keeps around, rather than the abstract process behind them.[^b0bf7da8-31a6-58e0-9a5b-a27643d43a86@0] The surrounding conversation in the *Writing Camp Q&A with Katie Parrott & Kate Lee* explores how writers organize such pieces: a **voice guide** built from writing samples, **style guides**, **skills**, and **custom instructions** all serve as inputs that shape the artifacts AI helps produce. | **Key idea:** an artifact is something you can point at — a draft, a guide, a sample set — as opposed to the workflow or the tooling that creates it.