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FlipsideAI makes it easy to share your work—whether it’s a single chart, a full report, or an entire conversation.

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Sharing artifacts

Artifacts are rich, formatted outputs with graphs, charts, and interactive elements. They’re designed to be shared.

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Publishing an artifact

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Create an artifact

Ask FlipsideAI to generate a shareable output:
  • “Create a report on Aave vs Compound TVL”
  • “Build an interactive dashboard for Uniswap volumes”
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Click 'Publish Artifact'

Once the artifact is generated, look for the Publish Artifact button
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Copy the link

A public URL is generated—anyone with the link can view the artifact
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Share

Post on Twitter, send to colleagues, or embed in presentations

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What gets shared

  • The artifact itself: Charts, tables, formatted text
  • Not the conversation: The underlying chat is not included
  • Static snapshot: The artifact doesn’t update automatically (it’s a point-in-time export)

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Use cases

Generate a polished chart and publish it:
"Create a Twitter-ready chart showing ETH DEX volumes across L2s.
Use bold colors and a 16:9 aspect ratio."
Publish the artifact, copy the link, tweet it.
Create a multi-section report:
"Build a comprehensive report on Arbitrum DeFi activity in Q1 2024.
Include TVL trends, user growth, and top protocols."
Publish and share the link with clients.
Document your analysis:
"Generate a report summarizing my findings on stablecoin flows
between Ethereum and L2s."
Publish and reference it in papers, blog posts, or community discussions.

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Sharing conversations

Want to share the entire conversation, not just an artifact? Make the chat public.

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Making a chat public

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Close artifacts

If any artifacts are open, close them to reveal the purple Share button in the top right
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Click 'Share'

The Share button toggles the chat’s visibility
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Set to public

Confirm that you want to make the conversation public
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Copy the link

Share the URL with anyone—they’ll see the full conversation, including all artifacts

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What gets shared

  • The full conversation: Every message, every query, every result
  • All artifacts: Anyone can view artifacts generated in the chat
  • Queries and data: People can expand Flipside Data boxes to see your SQL and results

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Use cases

Walk others through your methodology:
  • Show how you structured a complex analysis
  • Demonstrate best practices for querying specific data
  • Create reusable templates for common questions
Share a conversation with someone outside your Team: - Get feedback on your approach - Allow them to fork and extend your analysis - Coordinate on joint research
Publish your work to the broader crypto community:
  • Add to the Prompt Library
  • Share insights on Twitter, Discord, or forums
  • Help others learn from your analyses

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Privacy considerations

Once a chat is public, anyone with the link can view it. This includes:
  • All your prompts
  • All results and data
  • Any uploaded CSVs (if you used them)
Don’t share chats containing:
  • Confidential client information
  • Proprietary methodologies you want to keep private
  • Personal or sensitive data
Use Teams for private collaboration instead.

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Exporting data

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CSV download

Every query result can be downloaded as CSV. See Working with data & results for details.

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MCP integration

Use the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to access Flipside data in external tools like Cursor, Claude Desktop, or VS Code. Learn more: Flipside MCP documentation (link to MCP setup guide when available)

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Snowflake data shares

For large-scale data access, use Flipside’s Snowflake data shares to query raw blockchain data directly. Learn more: Snowflake Data Shares

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Teams vs public sharing

  • Private (Teams)
  • Public sharing
Best for:
  • Internal collaboration
  • Client work
  • Confidential analyses
Who can see it:
  • Only team members
How to set up: See Teams documentation

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Updating shared content

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Artifacts are static

Once published, artifacts do not update automatically. If the underlying data changes or you refine the analysis:
  1. Generate a new artifact
  2. Publish the updated version
  3. Share the new link
The old artifact remains accessible at its original URL.

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Conversations are dynamic

If you edit a public conversation (add new messages, delete old ones), those changes are reflected immediately for anyone viewing the link. To avoid confusion:
  • Final version: Once you’re happy with a conversation, stop editing it
  • Versioning: If you need to make significant changes, fork the conversation and share the new version

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Best practices

At the end of a conversation, add a summary message:
"Summary: This analysis compares Aave and Compound TVL over Q1 2024.
Key findings: [list findings]
Methodology: [explain approach]
Limitations: [note caveats]"
This helps viewers understand what they’re looking at.
Rename chats before sharing:
  • ✅ “Arbitrum DEX volumes Q1 2024 - comparative analysis”
  • ❌ “New chat” or “Untitled”
Clear titles make shared content discoverable and useful.
For client deliverables:
  1. Publish a polished artifact (report or dashboard)
  2. Download the raw data as CSV
  3. Send both the artifact link and the CSV file
Clients get visuals + access to underlying data.

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Embedding artifacts

Artifacts can be embedded in external sites (e.g., blog posts, dashboards, Notion pages) using iframes. Example: 
<iframe src="https://flipsidecrypto.xyz/artifact/[artifact-id]" width="800" height="600"></iframe>
Adjust width and height as needed. The artifact will render as an interactive element on your page.

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Revoking access

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For public chats

Once a chat is public, you can make it private again:
  1. Click the Share button
  2. Toggle to Private
The link will no longer work for others. (Note: anyone who viewed it previously may have screenshots or copies.)

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For artifacts

Artifacts cannot be “unpublished” once shared. The link remains active. If you need to remove an artifact:
  • Share the context with Flipside support
  • Consider publishing a corrected version and directing people to the new link

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Next steps

Teams

Set up private collaboration workspaces

Reports & Artifacts

Create polished, shareable outputs

Data & results

Download and export raw data

Rules

Customize output style for consistent sharing