The Library: every output in one place

Runs are chronological, which is the wrong shape for "where is that image". The Library re-cuts everything your workspace has ever produced — images, video, GIFs, text — into one shelf you can search, filter, group and organise.

Finding something

• Search across output names and the flows that made them.
• Filter by type (image, video, text) and by the model or provider that produced it.
• Group by flow, model, type, date or folder — grouping is what turns a thousand outputs into a handful of legible piles.
• Sort newest or oldest, with pagination in the flat view.
• Every output shows its flow, model, when it was made and its estimated cost, and links back to the run that produced it.

Organising it your way

• Favourite anything worth keeping to hand (★), then flip on favourites only.
• Folders you create yourself — "Spring campaign", "Approved for client" — an output can be in several. Rename or delete a folder without touching the outputs in it.
• Tags for free-form labelling, filterable in one click.
• Select mode for bulk work: favourite a selection, add a selection to a folder, or export a selection.

Viewing and exporting

• Click any output for the full viewer: images and video full size, text rendered as formatted text with a raw-markdown toggle.
• Download from the viewer.
• Send to URL posts an output — or a whole selection — to a webhook: Slack, Zapier, your own backend. It is the same mechanism as the Send to a URL card, available after the fact instead of inside the flow.

What it is and is not

• It reflects your current workspace only. Switching workspace switches the Library completely.
• It is assembled from your run history, so an output disappears from the Library only if its run is removed.
• Costs shown are the same estimates as everywhere else.
• Members and viewers see the workspace's outputs; the Library is not per-person.