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Projects, Assets, and Agents

Traylinx organizes work into Projects. Projects hold assets, credentials, datasets, notebooks, API keys, and agents. When Tytus is connected, compatible agents can run inside your private pod runtime.

1. Create a project

  1. Open Projects in the sidebar.
  2. Click Create Project.
  3. Add a name and description.
  4. Add project API keys or LLM provider credentials if needed.

A project is the safest place to keep work scoped. Keep customer assets, agent credentials, and experiments inside the relevant project.

2. Manage project members

Project Owners and Admins can invite collaborators.

Use project settings to: - Add or remove members. - Change roles. - Review project-level access. - Move or transfer projects when supported.

3. Project resources

A project can contain: - Assets: files, media, documents, prompts, apps, and tools. - Datasets: versioned training or evaluation data. - Notebooks: analysis and experiment workspaces. - Sentinel Pass credentials: OAuth credentials and usage analytics. - API keys: project-scoped access keys. - Wallets: project-level credit accounting.

4. Asset Browser

Use the Asset Browser from a project or from the Personal Assistant attachment menu.

Common actions: - Upload project files. - Filter by category. - Attach assets to assistant chats. - Install marketplace items into a project. - Reuse assets across workflows.

5. Famous Agents and apps on Tytus

Traylinx ships first-party agents and apps designed for Tytus: - OpenClaw: codebase work, terminal tasks, scripts, and shared-folder missions. Explorer and above. - Hermes: messenger-native agent with memory, skills, and scheduled work. Creator and above. - Atomek: tytusOS mission control for local agents, files, terminals, chats, and approvals. - JULI3TA: creative music app for songs, outputs, and pod-assisted workflows. - switchAILocal / AIL gateway: OpenAI-compatible routing for local and private pod models.

Open Tytus in the sidebar to see current links, plan requirements, and install/setup guidance. Open http://localhost:4242 after setup to use the local tytusOS app launcher.

6. Shared folders

Shared folders are the bridge between project assets and pod work. There are two complementary flows.

Cloud shared folders (web/mobile)

The fastest path — no local install, runs entirely in the browser:

  1. From /admin/tytus → Cloud shared folders, create a folder and attach it to a pod.
  2. In any project, open the Asset Browser and select the file-backed assets you want the agent to see.
  3. From the shared-folder dialog, click Add Project Assets to shared folder. Bytes move server-side into inbox/; you don't re-upload from the browser.
  4. The pod reads from /app/workspace/shared/<folder>/inbox and writes to out/.
  5. Each output file gets a Promote action — promoting copies the file back into the originating project's assets, so it shows up under the same Asset Browser tab you started from.

This closes the loop: project assets feed the pod; pod outputs land back in project assets.

Local binding (TytusOS)

After installing TytusOS, bind any local directory to the same shared folder so files are also visible in your local filesystem and editor:

tytus folder bind ~/Projects/my-work --name my-work

Use shared folders for repo repair, generated outputs, music exports, project notes, and handoffs that need to survive across tools.

7. Custom agents and marketplace publishing

You can build custom agents and publish them to the Marketplace when your plan allows it.

Publishing basics: - Creator can publish 1 professional agent. - Operator can publish up to 1000 professional agents. - Explorer cannot publish marketplace agents. - Creators earn 70% marketplace revenue share. - Operators earn 85% marketplace revenue share.

For details, read Agent Publishing and Earnings and Revenue.

Mirrored from traylinx-web:docs/user-manuals/03_projects_and_assets.md. Edit the source in the traylinx-web repo — changes here are overwritten by the sync script.