Resource Library

Open Resource Library from the main sidebar to browse local assets, find references, manage sources and choose images for tools or the Agent.

Connect or create a library

Create a Nimbus library, connect an existing Eagle library, or browse local files. Nimbus libraries are Eagle-compatible. Check the selected location before connecting an existing collection.

The library works with files on your computer. Switching libraries does not move every original file, and Eagle does not need to be running. See Eagle compatibility.

Bring in assets

• Drag images or folders from the file manager.
• Save web images and full-page screenshots with Wisp web clipping.
• Use whole-board import from the toolbar's import menu.
• Choose an auto-save destination for artist subscriptions.

If import reports a duplicate, inspect the existing item before continuing.

Browse and search

Filter by folders, tags and search terms, then choose the sort order. Different library locations remember their sorting preferences.

Color and pose filters help narrow an existing collection. Run Library Indexing for more complete tag and style information. Use local similar-image search to find related pictures.

Select and inspect

Ctrl adds or removes selections; Shift selects a range. Inspect properties, tags and sources for a selected image, or double-click to enlarge it.

Pin images to a Reference Board while drawing. The Agent and other image tools can also use files selected from this library.

Sources and credentials

Source URLs, artist attribution and AI credentials are different kinds of information. Use Library Credentials to investigate sources or correct attribution across a collection. It is experimental and supports manual corrections after automatic matching.

Delete and restore

Deleted items use the relevant recycle bin: Eagle Trash for an Eagle library, or the system recycle bin for local files. Restore them there when needed; check for originals you still need before permanently clearing a bin.

Data Center summarizes collection counts, growth, heatmaps and indexing coverage.