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# Artifacts and Team Activity

Sessions includes views for outputs connected to your work and, when configured, collaboration updates.

## Explore Artifacts

1. Open **Sessions → Artifacts**.
2. Choose the date range.
3. Filter by artifact kind.
4. Open an artifact or its associated session to inspect the available context.
5. Use the more-results control when additional items are available.

Artifacts are items Faros has identified in session activity, such as pull requests and local outputs. The available kinds depend on what was recorded. An artifact listing is not proof that the external item is still accessible or that its state has remained unchanged.

## Explore Team Activity

The **Team** view uses the configured Semaphore connection. Sign in when prompted; an expired sign-in can also appear as a recommendation in Power Ups.

Browse updates by channel or team member. Use search and filters together to narrow the results, then open a message card or **View detail** to read the complete update.

Team content depends on your server, membership, permissions, and what has been shared. A connection or authorization problem is different from a team having no updates.

## Sharing and Privacy

Connecting Semaphore enables collaboration with the configured server. Session summaries and messages you choose to share leave your Mac and are transmitted to that server. Carefully review the intended destination and content before sharing.

Personal session history and team updates serve different purposes, so connecting a team does not make every local conversation a shared update.

## Related Guides

* [Understand Your Data](/settings-and-privacy/understand-your-data.md)
* [Skills, Extensions, and Integrations](/power-ups/skills-extensions-and-integrations.md)


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