Managing your work

Your work in Pleyor lives in a workspace. A workspace holds your agents — the workflows you build — and the asset library, where the images, video, audio, and files your agents generate are collected automatically. This guide covers organizing agents, browsing and reusing assets, recovering deleted items, and getting results out.

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Projects and agents

An agent is one workflow: a graph of nodes you build, run, and share. Your agents are listed in your workspace, each shown as a card with its thumbnail, name, description, and when it was last edited.

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Rename, describe, and organize

Each agent card has a menu with the actions you need to keep things tidy:

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Deleting an agent

Delete an agent from its card menu. You’re asked to confirm first.

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The asset library

Every output your agents generate lands in the asset library automatically — no manual saving. Each asset is tied to the run and agent that produced it, so you can always trace where a result came from.

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Browsing

The library groups assets onto shelves you can re-order with a single lens. Switching the lens regroups the same assets without losing any: Narrow what you see with the filters along the top:

• Filter by type — image, video, or audio.
• Search by title, hex color, or aspect ratio.
• Limit to a date window — the last 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or all time.
• Show only pinned assets.
• Open More filters to filter by agent or by tags.

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Inspecting an asset

Click any asset to open it full-screen. The side panel shows its format, dimensions, aspect ratio, size, and creation date, plus its lineage: the source agent that made it, the prompt it came from, and where it’s been used. Use the arrow keys to move between assets and Esc to close.

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Pinning and tagging

To keep your best results within reach, pin an asset (press B in the full-screen view, or use the bookmark control). Pinned assets show up under the pinned filter. Add tags to group assets across agents and runs — for example a campaign or theme name. Tags show up in More filters and in an asset’s metadata. You can tag several assets at once by selecting them and using the tag action in the selection bar.

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Trash and restore

Deleting an asset moves it to Trash rather than removing it immediately. Select one or more assets and use the remove action, or delete a single asset, and it’s soft-deleted. Open Trash from the library’s filter row to see what’s there. Each item shows how long it has left.

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Exporting

There are two ways to get results out of Pleyor: download them, or export them to Google Drive as part of a workflow.

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Downloading

Download a single asset from its full-screen view, or select several and download them from the selection bar. You can also copy an asset’s URL or use the share action to send a link.

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Export to Google Drive

To send outputs straight to a Drive folder when an agent runs, add a Google Drive Export node to the graph. Connect the assets you want to upload and a destination folder URL, pick your connected Google account, and the node uploads on each run. This is the way to make finished assets land where your team already works, without manual downloading.

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Next steps