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File manager

File manager

The File manager hosts the static assets your web pages need — stylesheets, scripts, images, and other media — on the tenant's disk, plus any files your agents or events read and write. Uploaded files are served from /cdn/... and can be referenced directly from templates.

Requires an active configuration. Select one on the Settings page first.

The File manager

Layout

Two columns: a sidebar on the left and a content area on the right.

Sidebar:

  • Filters: All Files, Recent, Recovery, Deleted
  • A storage bar showing usage against your plan's disk quota (e.g. X MB of 1000 MB)

Content area (All Files):

  • Header with a Back button (inside a subfolder), search, and + New Folder
  • Folders grid — name, file count, size, and a trash/recover action
  • Files grid — an image thumbnail for images or a type icon otherwise; hovering reveals view (eye) and download actions

Uploading

Create folders to organise assets, then upload files (drag-and-drop supported). You can also upload an archive to have it extracted into place. For external callers, an API-key-authenticated upload endpoint is available.

Viewing files

Click the eye icon on a text-viewable file to open a read-only Monaco viewer in place — with a language badge, word-wrap, and a download link. Close it to return to the grid.

Trash & recovery

Deleting a file soft-deletes it (it moves to Deleted), so it can be recovered. In the Deleted view, Delete All soft-deletes everything visible and Clear Trash permanently removes it.

Referencing assets

Files are served under /cdn/.... Link them from a template:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/cdn/css/style.css">
<script src="/cdn/js/app.js"></script>

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