Hi WackyRabbit7 ,

If you only want to get the artifact object, you can use:

task_artifact = Task.get_task(task_id=<YOUR TASK ID>).artifacts[<YOUR ARTIFACT NAME>].get()

Cool - what kind of objects are returned by .artifacts. getitem ? I want to check their docs

One of the following objects Numpy.array, pandas.DataFrame, PIL.Image, dict (json), or pathlib2.PathAlso, if you used pickle , the pickle.load return value is returned. and for strings a txt file (as it stored).

I was refering to what is the returned object of Task.artifacts['...'] - when I call .get I understand what I get, I'm asking because I want to see how the object I'm calling .get on behaves

If you are entering a specific task artifact, you’ll get an Artifact object ( trains.binding.artifacts.Artifact )