Artifact Links
Links represent relationships between artifacts: source, output, reference, collection membership, supporting context, or operational dependency.
How Readers Use This
- Follow links to understand why an artifact exists.
- Create links when a derived output should remain connected to its source.
- Use link direction and label to explain the relationship.
Working Model
Every artifact has common identity and metadata. Kind-specific data explains what the artifact means, blobs hold file-backed content, links connect it to other artifacts, and events show how it changed.
Media To Add
- Diagram: source artifact, generated output, related scene, and operation linked together. It helps readers understand evidence chains. Source: sample operation output.