Organize everything you build in one shared list

Categories give your Blueprints, Analyzers, Prompt Chains, Collections, and Building Blocks one two-level list, so the same labels show up everywhere.

One shared list

Build a two-level list that fits your work

Start with a top-level category, then add subcategories under it. Use the curated categories from the platform or create your own. Every feature draws from the same list.

Pricing
  • Curated: Browse categories from the platform and open any one to see its subcategories.
  • My Categories: Create your own categories, which stay visible only to you.
  • Two levels: A category holds subcategories, and the list goes no deeper.
  • Icon and color: Give each category and subcategory its own icon and color.
  • Description: Say what belongs in a category, or let Auto-write draft it from the name.
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Generate with AI

Let AI draft your subcategories

Open a category and AI drafts its subcategories from the name, with short descriptions. Remove what you do not want and edit the rest before you save. Run it again to extend the set.

  • Set the count Ask for 1 to 30 subcategories, or tick AI decides.
  • Steer the split Use AI Instructions to set the angle, such as splitting by channel.
  • Skip repeats AI is told what is already saved, and duplicate names are skipped on save.
  • Fill in descriptions Describe writes a short description for each subcategory that has none.
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Available in

Offer each category where it belongs

New categories appear in every feature, including ones added later. Switch Available in to Only these when a category belongs in specific places, and a badge shows the limit.

  • All features The default. The category is offered everywhere categories are used.
  • Only these Tick Blueprints, Analyzers, Prompt Chains, Collections, Topics, Sections, or Variables.
  • Subcategories follow A subcategory appears wherever its parent does, so you set this once.
  • Visible limits A badge such as Analyzers only explains why a category is missing elsewhere.
Across the app

What categories do across the app

Once attached, categories file your work, narrow your lists, and give AI context when a Blueprint builds a prompt.

Up to three

Attach up to three categories to one item. Each can be a top-level category or a subcategory.

Create as you go

Add a category from inside the form you are filling in, then draft its subcategories in the next popup.

Filter by category

Filter Blueprints, Analyzers, Prompt Chains, Collections, Topics, Sections, and Variables by category.

Parents include children

Filter by a top-level category and you also see items filed under its subcategories.

Full path labels

An attached subcategory reads as Category › Subcategory, so a short name keeps its context.

Prompt context

Categories on a Blueprint go into the prompt it builds, as context for its purpose and domain.

Required on Blueprints

Every Blueprint needs at least one category before it saves, so no Blueprint goes unfiled.

Blueprint Designer picks

Blueprint Designer checks your categories for a fit, then recommends new ones for the Blueprint.

Reorder subcategories

Drag the subcategories of a category you own into the order you want.

Clean removal

Delete a category and it detaches from every item using it. The items stay where they are.

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Create a category, let AI draft the subcategories, and attach it to your next Blueprint.

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