# Cloud execution and artifacts

Cloud execution is visible in the task transcript. Foxora shows reasoning summaries, tool activity, commands, and generated artifacts in the same conversation so the result can be reviewed before it leaves the cloud project.

![Cloud execution and artifacts in Foxora v5.0.3](/docs/images/v5.0.3/web-cloud/cloud-artifact.webp)

## Read the execution record

1. Open the task from the sidebar or **foxora → Tasks**.
2. Use **Focused** transcript view for the main path.
3. Switch to **Verbose** when you need exact tool and command evidence.
4. Expand a **Ran**, **Read**, **Wrote**, or other tool row to inspect its target and result.
5. Check that commands ran in the intended cloud project rather than an unrelated folder.
6. Treat a green or completed tool row as evidence for that action, not proof that the whole outcome is correct.

The cloud shell starts in the active project. Each tool command may run in a fresh shell, so a standalone `cd` should not be treated as durable state; Foxora anchors later commands to the project again.

## Review an artifact

Supported artifacts appear inline and can also open on the Stage:

- **Preview** renders the artifact when Foxora has a renderer for its type.
- **Code** shows the underlying source.
- **Copy** uses the artifact source or relevant URL.
- **Download** saves a supported artifact or file to the browser’s download location.

For a report, verify the facts and links. For code, run the build or tests. For a visual, inspect the rendered result at the required viewport. For a file, download it and open the downloaded copy.

## Recognize an incomplete result

Do not accept the task as complete when:

- the final reply only describes work that the transcript never performed;
- the artifact renders but its source is truncated or invalid;
- a command succeeded in the wrong project;
- a development server started but the page was never opened or checked;
- an external action is claimed without a destination URL, identifier, or visible final state.

Ask Foxora to perform the missing verification in the same task while the project context is still active.