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You can now organise items into folders — giving your projects a familiar, nested structure that grows with you.

What's new

Every project now supports folders, so you can group related items the same way you would on your own file system. Create a folder like prompts/onboarding, drop items into it, and browse or search within any level of the hierarchy.

• Nest up to six levels deep — enough for most workflows without getting unwieldy
• No setup required — folders are created automatically the first time you place an item in one
• Works everywhere — the API, CLI, and MCP server all support folders from day one, with web UI browsing in the dashboard

How you might use it

• Separate drafts from published content — e.g. docs/drafts and docs/published
• Group prompts by purpose — e.g. prompts/system, prompts/user, prompts/few-shot
• Mirror your repo layout — keep context items next to the code they relate to
• Scope searches to a subtree — search only within guides/ instead of the whole project

Nothing breaks

All existing API calls, CLI commands, and MCP operations continue to work exactly as before. Items that aren't in a folder stay at the project root — no migration needed.

Get started

Place an item in a folder via the CLI, API, or MCP server and the folder appears automatically. Browse your folder tree in the dashboard or list folders through the API. That's it — no configuration, no extra steps.