Files & notes
Organize saved materials in one Library workspace.
Your best work deserves a next chapter.
Give your files, notes, and documents a home beyond a single conversation. Find them again, work with them, and share deliberately.
See what happens nextKeep reference files close. Find them in Library, preview supported formats, and choose relevant material for your next conversation.
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Keep your files, notes, and documents together.
Search, filter, and organize what you have saved.
Bring selected materials into a new conversation.
Research and creation leave you with something valuable. Your Library keeps those materials accessible so the next question can build on what you have already made.
Organize saved materials in one Library workspace.
Open documents in a focused workspace and continue developing them.
Ask questions with selected Library context.
Find relevant materials and bring them back into your work.
Share supported documents through a dedicated sharing flow.
Availability and usage limits vary by plan, model, and enabled services. MCP requires an enabled deployment. Compare current plans.
A reference becomes context. A note becomes a new direction. A finished document becomes something you can share.
Use folders, search, and filters to return to saved material. Switch between grid and list views to suit how you work.
Less searching. More using.Choose supported files or notes and open a conversation with that material attached. You stay in control of the question you send.
Explore researchCreate a public link for a supported file only when you choose to. Revoke it to stop future access through that link.
One shared file. Not your entire Library.Understand how it fits your work, then choose your next step.
Open your Library, find something worth revisiting, and give it a next chapter.
Features and usage limits depend on your plan.
Governed AI. Personal boundaries. Multi-model freedom.
Privacy at RelamA valuable document should be easier to find than the chat that created it.
A growing body of work, not a trail of attachments.
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