Asset Manager
Ingest, name, dedupe, and sync generated assets into the library.

Warning
Creytix Asset Manager is in active development — here's what it will do and what's live so far.
Overview
Asset Manager is meant to be the landing spot for everything Studio generates or your team uploads — a single library where images and video get named, deduped, and tagged so they're findable months later instead of buried in a folder of "final_v3" files. Today, assets coming out of the HF Pipeline still need more manual handling to get organized than the target workflow below describes.
How it works
The target flow: generated or uploaded assets land in a review queue, get checked against the library for duplicates, receive a consistent name and tags, and sync into the shared library that the rest of Studio — and Connect tools like Mail — can pull from.
Steps
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Asset lands from generation or upload
An HF Pipeline job or a manual upload produces a new candidate asset.
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Dedupe check
Asset Manager checks the incoming asset against what's already in the library before it's added again.
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Name and tag
The asset gets a consistent name and tags so it's searchable by page, campaign, or brand later.
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Sync to the library
Once accepted, the asset is available to the rest of Studio and to other tools that pull from the shared library.
Capabilities
- Ingest from generation and upload — one intake path for HF Pipeline output and manual assets.
- Dedupe checking — target behavior to stop the same asset accumulating under different names.
- Consistent naming and tagging — so assets stay findable as the library grows.
- Library sync — feeds the shared asset library other Studio and Connect tools read from.
Limits & honest scope
Asset Manager is actively being built. Today:
- Dedupe and consistent naming are not fully automated yet — expect some manual cleanup.
- Tagging is limited; rich search across the library is part of the target, not the current state.
- Treat this page as the direction Asset Manager is headed, not a description of a finished tool. Check the changelog for what's actually shipped.