Features · Library

A library for everything your AI runs on.

Five kinds of AI asset in one place, each with tags, a history and a share setting. Collections put any of them on a shelf.

One library

Five kinds of asset, one library.

  • Prompts

    Built from typed pieces. Four prompt types, from one text body to blocks that group modules.

  • Agents

    Instructions, a provider and a temperature. Providers: internal, Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or Vercel.

  • Workflows

    Nodes that pass results on, in order. A node can be an input or any prompt of yours.

  • MCP tools

    A name, a description and an input schema. Executes as a mock or over HTTP, so a tool can be tried before its endpoint exists.

  • Skills

    Know-how your AI can pick up: a description and the inputs it needs.

  • Pieces

    Reusable text and blocks that prompts can include, so a rule is written once.

Collections are shelves, not folders.

A collection holds any kind of asset, and an asset can sit on several shelves. Taking an item off a shelf never touches the asset itself. Search finds everything you own by title, tag or text.

  • Tags on every asset
  • Search across all kinds
  • Share a prompt by link: private, unlisted or public
Put a prompt on a shelf
{ "tool": "collections", "action": "add",
  "args": { "id": "<collection id>", "kind": "prompt", "asset_id": "<prompt id>" } }

Start fast

Six starters to copy from.

Starters are real assets you can add and change, not screenshots.

  1. Rewrite it clearly

    A simple prompt that takes a passage and returns it plainer, with one {{passage}} variable.

  2. Support reply and The critic

    A structured prompt with role and constraint wrappers, and an agent that names the weakest sentence of a draft.

  3. Draft then sharpen, Look up an order, Order status

    A two-step workflow, a skill an agent can call, and an MCP tool with a canned answer.

Questions

About the library.

What kinds of things can I keep?

Five kinds: prompts, agents, workflows, MCP tools and skills. A prompt can also be saved as a response (an example of the answer you want) or a context. They share tags, collections, history and sharing.

What is a collection?

A named shelf. It can hold any kind of asset, and an asset can be on several shelves. Taking an item off a shelf never touches the asset itself.

Who can see my prompts?

Only your workspace, by default. Others see an asset only when you share it by link (anyone with the link) or publish it on the marketplace. You can set a shared prompt back to private and the link stops working.

Keep the prompts that work.