Results and files
Sharing a chat
Send a read-only link to a colleague without giving away your account.
Any chat can be turned into a read-only link. The person you send it to sees the request, the generated files and the verification results, without an account and without any way to change or continue the work.
Creating a link
Press Share in the top-right of a chat, or open the ... menu on a chat row in the sidebar and choose Share chat. The link is created and copied to your clipboard in one step.
What the recipient sees
| Shared | Not shared |
|---|---|
| Your specification and follow-up messages | Your account, email or name |
| The generated module and testbench | Your other chats |
| Simulation and synthesis output | Your billing, credit or usage |
| The status of each run | Any ability to run, edit or delete anything |
Who can open it
Anyone with the link. There is no sign-in step and no per-person access list, so treat the URL itself as the secret. If a chat contains something confidential, do not share it; copy out the file you meant to send instead.
Heads up
A shared link is a snapshot of a live chat, not a frozen copy. Follow-up runs you make afterwards appear to anyone still holding the link.
What it is good for
- Sending a colleague the module and its simulation log together, instead of pasting code into a message.
- Attaching the whole context to a code review comment.
- Showing someone how you described a block, when the interesting part is the spec rather than the output.