Introduction to Library

The Library brings all your file-related work into one place: every file you've uploaded, every artifact Odeus has generated, and the folders you organize them into.

The Library is your central place for working with files in Odeus. Instead of digging through individual chats, you get one grid where you can find, preview, organize, and reuse everything: documents and tables you've uploaded, artifacts Odeus generated in chat, and files imported from connected sources.

What's in the Library

Recent Files

Files you upload to a chat or the Library, and artifacts Odeus generates during a conversation, all appear here. Browse them in a grid or list, preview them in place, download them, jump back to the chat that produced them, or move them into a Folder.

See Recent Files for details on browsing, previewing, and managing your files.

Folders

Folders are searchable collections of documents that power the Knowledge Hub. Upload many documents into a Folder once, share it with teammates, and reference it in any chat with an @mention. When you @mention a Folder, Odeus runs retrieval (RAG) over its contents and cites the exact source — file, page, and location — in its answer.

See the Folders page for full documentation on creating, uploading to, sharing, and searching Folders.

Two ways to bring a file into a chat

Odeus gives you two distinct ways to reference your files, and the difference matters:

Method	How it works	Best for
@mention a Library file (direct attachment)	The file's full content is added to the model's context for that turn.	A handful of documents where every detail matters (a contract, a single report).
@mention a Folder (Knowledge Hub / RAG)	Odeus searches the Folder with embedding retrieval and a reranker, then feeds only the most relevant passages to the model — with inline citations.	Large reference sets (manuals, policies, FAQs) you don't want to (or can't) send in full.

Use a direct attachment when the model should read the whole document; use a Folder when you want it to search across many documents and cite the relevant parts.

Getting to the Library

Click Library in the left sidebar to open it.