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Library

A Drive-like browser for your organization's shared filesystem

What is the Library?

Library is a file browser for your organization’s shared filesystem — reachable from the Library tab at the top of the main panel. It’s the human-facing window onto the same files your agents read and write: anything an agent saves to the org filesystem shows up here, and anything you drop here is available to your agents.

Think of it as your organization’s shared drive, with a few well-known areas.

Your home folder

The Library opens on your organization’s own folder, named after your org. It’s shared and free-form: this is where agents record durable knowledge and where you keep context you want every agent to be able to reach. Everyone in the org can edit it.

System folders

Three folders inside it are filled by the product rather than by hand. They carry a distinct grey folder icon so they’re easy to tell apart from folders your team made:

  • uploads — files attached to conversations land here automatically. When you drop a file into a chat, it’s available to the agent without a copy step.
  • outputs — files an agent produces during a run surface here, grouped by run.
  • skills — curated, read-only skill sets synced from versioned repositories, exposed for agents to reference. Read-only: they’re updated from their GitHub source, not edited here.

They’re mounted as separate volumes under the hood (see the mount table below), but you browse them as part of one tree.

Navigate with breadcrumbs — the trail always starts at your org’s folder and is the only place the current folder is named. The current location is reflected in the page URL, so you can link a teammate straight to a folder.

The search box follows you: at the landing view it searches every file in the org, and inside a folder it searches only that folder and everything under it (the placeholder tells you which). A Recently added feed across all volumes sits at the bottom of the landing view so you can jump back to whatever you (or your agents) touched last.

You can drag and drop files directly into any editable folder to upload them.

Brands

The Library has first-class support for org brands — a structured identity folder your agents and the slides skill use to produce on-brand output.

A brand lives at org/home/brands/<name>/ and contains four files:

File Purpose
tokens.css CSS variables for colors, typography, spacing, radius, and shadow
brand.md Written brand guidelines: voice, tone, and visual identity notes
logo Logo file (SVG, PNG, or similar)
slides-theme.html A sample deck that doubles as the generation shell for the slides skill

Creating and editing a brand

Brands appear as cards directly in the Library. Click a brand card to open the side-panel editor, which lets you:

  • Edit color ramps (primary, secondary, neutrals) with a live band preview
  • Adjust typography, spacing, radius, and shadow values
  • Write or refine the brand’s voice and tone guidelines
  • Preview the brand applied to a sample deck and UI components in real time

To create a brand from scratch, ask any agent: “Create a brand for [name]” — agents with access to the core/brand skill will scaffold the full folder structure and populate it with sensible defaults.

The slides-theme.html file in a brand folder acts as both the generation shell and an editable sample deck. Modifying it directly changes the starting point for every deck the slides skill generates under that brand.

Sharing

Files and folders in the Home volume can be shared outside your organization. Each node has a share mode, set from its context menu or the share icon on its card:

Mode Who can access
Org only Organization members only (default)
Public Anyone with the link — no sign-in required
Password Anyone with the link who enters the correct password

A badge on the card reflects the current share mode. For password-protected nodes, the shared link opens an interstitial password form before serving content; one successful unlock covers the node and its entire subtree (for folders) for the browser session.

A password is set at the folder level and covers everything inside it. Files inside a password-protected folder inherit the parent’s password — you cannot override it with a different password on a child node.

Files that inherit sharing from a parent show a read-only “shared via a parent folder” indicator instead of the share controls. Change the parent’s share mode to affect them.

How it maps to the sandbox

The Library and the agent sandbox are two views of the same filesystem. The Library names your home folder after your org and nests the system folders inside it, but the paths agents use never change — they’re mounted under org/ :

Library folder Sandbox path
<your-org> (home) org/home/
<your-org>/uploads org/upload
<your-org>/outputs org/output
<your-org>/skills/<set> org/public/<set>

Files written to your home folder and to outputs sync to your organization’s cloud storage and are visible to every member and agent. External changes appear inside a running sandbox within about a second.

For how agents use these folders at runtime — recording durable knowledge, reading chat attachments, writing run output — see Decopilot → Overview.

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