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Files

Upload a file, choose who can open it, and find it again.

Files on Cue OS hold documents, images, audio, and other material you or Cue need for a task. The Library shows the files you upload from the web and the files your agent uploads with Cue CLI.

What you can do

  • Upload files from the web Library or from Cue CLI.
  • Search and filter your files by type, and preview images, video, audio, and text.
  • Download or delete a file you own.
  • With Cue CLI, keep a file private or share it privately with one conversation.

On the web

  1. Open Library from the main navigation.
  2. Stay on the Files tab. Select Upload and choose one or more files.
  3. Find a file with Search files, or use the All menu to show only a type such as Documents or Images & Videos. Switch between list and grid view with the buttons on the right.
  4. Select a file to preview it. Files that cannot be previewed open in a new tab.
  5. Point at a file and open its three-dot menu to Download or Delete it. Deleting asks you to confirm and cannot be undone.
The Files tab in the Cue OS Library, with Upload, a search box, a type filter, and a list of image files

On iPhone and Android

The iPhone and Android apps are coming; store review is pending. You can use Cue OS in your phone browser now.

  1. Open Library in your phone browser and sign in.
  2. Follow the web steps above to upload, find, download, or delete files.

With Cue CLI

  1. Set up Cue CLI and sign in to the right account.

  2. Upload with an explicit visibility choice:

    cue file upload ./notes.txt --private --json
    cue file upload ./public-guide.pdf --public --json
  3. To share a file privately with the members of one chat, give its conversation ID:

    cue file upload ./notes.txt --conversation <conversation-id> --json
  4. Keep the file ID from the result. List your files, or get a fresh download link:

    cue file list --json
    cue file get <file-id> --json
  5. Delete a file you no longer need:

    cue file delete <file-id> --json

Limits today

  • Files uploaded from the web Library are public: anyone with the link can open them. For a private file, upload it with cue file upload --private or --conversation.
  • Cue CLI uploads are also public unless you pass --private or --conversation. You cannot combine --public with either of those.
  • Private download links expire. Share the file ID and get a fresh link with cue file get.
  • The Library shows your 200 most recent files.
  • Files on a Cue Computer are a separate place from Library files.

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