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Library

Documents are the rich-text artifacts your workspace builds and approves — specs, PRDs, design notes, meeting summaries, internal references. Agents read them as context when they implement features, and many docs are themselves produced by agents (a spec drafted from a meeting transcript, a design doc generated from a feature brief). The Library page (/<workspace>/library, formerly Documents) is the filterable index; clicking a row opens the editor at /<workspace>/document/<id>.

Documents table with the filter bar and name search, the document rows with type and status, and the per-row actions

Tabs​

The Library has six tabs. The open tab is in the URL (?tab=videos, ?tab=images, …), so any tab can be bookmarked or shared, and switching tabs keeps your chat open.

  • All — every document, report and brief you can see.
  • Documents — workspace documents (everything that is not a report or a brief).
  • Reports — Discover reports, with a Job filter and report columns.
  • Briefs — your own saved briefs (only you see them).
  • Videos — your video projects (Launch plans; on other plans the tab is hidden and a link to it opens All with a note). See Videos.
  • Images — every image the platform generated in the workspace. See Images.

The document filters, bulk actions and the New Document / Upload buttons below belong to the first four tabs. A name search or filter you set there is kept while you look at Videos or Images and applies again when you come back.

Videos​

The video projects grid, moved here from Social / Ads → Creatives. Each card shows the project's thumbnail, title, last-updated date, a status chip (draft, rendering, completed or failed) and the platforms it targets. A new project appears as soon as you create it, marked draft until it is rendered.

  • New Project (top right) creates a project and opens it in the video editor; the editor's back arrow returns here.
  • Click a card, or Edit in its ⋮ menu, to open the editor. Delete asks for confirmation and removes the project and its assets.
  • Projects load 20 at a time, newest first; Load more below the grid fetches the next 20.

Images​

Every image the platform generated in the workspace: from Generate Content (Social creative), video storyboards (Video storyboard), mockups (Mockup), chat and agents (Chat / agent), and older images the platform found in storage (Generated). Screenshots, recordings and files you uploaded are not listed.

  • Search matches the image's name or prompt.
  • Source narrows to one or more of the sources above; Only mine shows images you generated; Sort is newest (default) or oldest first. While a filter is on, the header shows how many images match.
  • Images load 50 at a time; Load more fetches the next 50.
  • Click an image to preview it. The preview shows the prompt, date, creator, source and model; use the arrows (or ← / →) to move between images and Esc to close. The preview is in the URL (&image=…), so Copy link gives a link that reopens it for anyone in the workspace.
  • Download saves the original file.
  • Delete is offered to the person who generated the image and to workspace owners and admins. It removes the file for good: any chat message, draft or storyboard that shows the image will show it as missing.

Creating a document​

Two buttons sit at the top right of the table:

  • New Document (📝) — creates a blank doc and drops you straight into the editor.
  • Upload (⬆) — imports an existing file (PDF, DOCX, MD, TXT). The contents are converted to rich text and saved as a workspace document, ready to edit and reference.

Document types​

Every doc carries a type tag for filtering and downstream agent behavior:

  • Requirements — what should be built (PRDs, user stories, acceptance criteria).
  • Design — how it should be built (architecture notes, mocks-as-text, component breakdowns).
  • Meeting — auto-generated summaries from recorded meetings.
  • Other — anything that doesn't fit the above (internal references, runbooks, briefs).

The status workflow​

Each doc moves through a status that reflects where it is in the review cycle:

  • Not Started — created but empty.
  • Generating — an agent is filling it in right now (live edits stream into the editor).
  • Generated — agent finished a draft; the owner hasn't reviewed yet.
  • Edited — humans have changed it since the last approval cycle.
  • Ready for Review — submitted to approvers; the default filter on the index.
  • Complete — every approver signed off. If the doc belongs to a feature, hitting Complete advances the feature to its next step automatically.

The default filter on the Documents index is Ready for Review, so the page lands on the docs that are actually waiting on someone — switch to "All" to see everything.

Filtering, searching, sorting​

The filter bar above the table:

  • Status, type, and tag chips — multi-select; the URL updates so a filtered view is shareable.
  • Name search — substring match across titles.
  • My approvals only — narrows to docs assigned to you for approval.
  • Hide completed feature docs — keeps the index focused on active work; toggle off to bring archived feature docs back.

Column headers sort the table; the row count to the right of the filter bar reflects the current filter, not the total in the workspace.

Bulk actions​

Selecting one or more rows reveals a toolbar with:

  • Delete — confirms before removing.
  • Download — single doc exports as PDF; multiple docs export as a zip of PDFs.
  • Add to Chat — pins the selected docs as prompt-path context for your next chat message, so an agent can read them without you having to re-attach.

Editing​

The editor is a Tiptap-based rich-text surface — headings, lists, tables, code blocks, images, links, the usual. Multiple people (and agents) can edit the same doc concurrently via Yjs, so your changes and theirs converge in real time without merge conflicts. A toolbar at the top exposes formatting; slash-commands inside the body insert blocks.

When an agent generates content into a doc, you'll see edits arrive incrementally — you can interrupt, edit alongside, or wait for it to finish.

Working with agents​

Documents flow through agents in three directions:

  • As context — pin a doc to a chat (or to a feature) and the agent reads it before deciding what to do.
  • As output — agents write back to docs, marking them Generated when the draft is ready.
  • As approval gates — a feature waiting on a Requirements doc to reach Complete will pause until you approve, then advance.