The Prefect documentation does not provide a direct method for downloading table artifacts as a CSV file. However, artifacts are persisted outputs that can be stored and rendered in the Prefect UI. If you've set up artifacts to be tracked with a storage location such as an S3 bucket, you could potentially find a link to the artifact in the UI and access it that way. More details on artifacts can be found in the
Prefect Artifacts documentation.
If your table artifact was stored in an accessible location, you would typically use standard methods to download the file from that storage. For example, if stored on Amazon S3, you can use the AWS CLI or an S3-compatible client to download the file. If it's stored on a local filesystem or another accessible server, you can use appropriate means to download or copy the file.
Unfortunately, the provided documentation does not contain explicit instructions for downloading table artifacts directly as CSV files. If the artifact system publishes a link to the artifact in the UI, follow that link to download the artifact directly. If the artifact is stored in a cloud service or location to which you have access, you would use the respective service's tools, API, or interface to download the artifact.