Find and download outputs
Open the documents, images, videos, and links published by a session.
Outputs are results the agent publishes for you to inspect or use. They can include documents, images, videos, other files, and links such as pull requests. A file mentioned in a message is not necessarily a published output.
Find a result
Read the agent's final message for linked results, then open the session's outputs view when offered. Select the item to open its viewer or link. For an image or video, inspect the result itself rather than relying only on the filename.
If the item has a download action, use it to save a local copy. Open externally hosted links at their destination. Access may depend on the service that owns the item and your account there.
Ask for a usable output
Tell the agent what you need, including format and scope:
Publish the final comparison as a Markdown document and a PDF.
Include the assumptions, source links, and unresolved questions.If the agent reports a file path that you cannot open, ask it to publish the file as an output. If a link has expired, refresh the session and reopen the item through Uno so the app can obtain current access.
Keep outputs tied to evidence
A screenshot shows a captured state; it does not establish that every user path works. A video may explain a concept or demonstrate one flow. A PR link identifies proposed code, not a merged release.
For source changes, use changes and PR review. For a running app, use previews. If an item is missing after an interruption, read the last messages before asking for a fresh export.