Creytix

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

  1. Asset lands from generation or upload

    An HF Pipeline job or a manual upload produces a new candidate asset.

  2. Dedupe check

    Asset Manager checks the incoming asset against what's already in the library before it's added again.

  3. Name and tag

    The asset gets a consistent name and tags so it's searchable by page, campaign, or brand later.

  4. 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.