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Working with Your Library

Day-to-day tasks: creating and organizing items, keeping history, importing what you already have, and getting your data out.

Create and edit items

Click + New ▾ and choose a type (prompt, skill, rule, doc, config — or a custom type). Give it a title and a body; for prompts, wrap the fill-in parts in [brackets]. Every item has a format and a file extension that come from its type.

Edits save a new version (see below), so you can always go back.

Organize and find

Categories & tags — group and label items.
Favorites & pins — favorite the ones you love; pin the ones you want stuck to the top regardless of sort.
Search — by title, content, author, or who last edited it.
Tabs — open libraries as tabs you can drag to reorder and pin the ones you live in.

Deactivate (set an item aside)

Not using an item right now — a work-in-progress skill, or a shared item you don't need? Deactivate it (the 💤 toggle). It dims out of your way in the app and your AI tools skip it (both the live MCP path and pulled commands). Deactivation is per-user — only you are affected, nobody else. Reactivate (🔊) any time to bring it back.

Version history

Every change to an item is tracked with full history. Open any item's history to restore a previous version in one click — an overzealous edit is never a disaster. If two people edit the same item at once, the app warns instead of silently overwriting, and shows who else is in the item.

Trash and recovery

Anything you delete goes to the Trash for 30 days, restorable in one click. Emptying the trash — or deleting an item "forever" — is permanent and takes its version history with it.

Import what you already have

Bring in scattered prompts without retyping:

Files or a .zip — drag them in.
A public GitHub repo — point us at it and we pull the contents.

Everything lands auto-detected as the right type (an mcp.json becomes a Config, an AGENTS.md becomes a Rule, and so on) so you just review and save.

Download and export

Your data is never locked in:

Download any item as a clean Markdown, JSON, or YAML file (named title.ext). Drop it into your repo as the file your tool reads — AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules/*.mdc, mcp.json.
Export a .zip of many items at once.
Pull everything over the API and MCP.
A company owner can export every library across the whole organization as one .zip, foldered exactly as it appears in the app.

Give any item a public read-only link. Strangers see a clean view with no account needed; teammates who sign in open the real item with their normal permissions. Links expire after 7 days and you can revoke one at any time.