Libraries
Build hierarchical knowledge trees, manage editorial series, and create lasting institutional assets.
A creator's or media team's true competitive edge lies in the compounding depth of their accumulated research and structured insights. MuseCanto Libraries (Books) provide a tree-like categorization system that acts both as your team's permanent repository of record and as grounded context for AI agents and multi-channel publishing.
Library Hierarchy Architecture
- Knowledge Book (Library): A self-contained collection, e-book, or dedicated project domain.
- Category Folder: Groups related chapters into clean secondary or multi-level subtrees.
- Document entity: An article, a gallery, or an X post.
- Articles use the rich-text editor and can ship through the browser extension.
- Galleries keep a set of images with a cover and a prompt; they do not ship through the extension.
- X posts use the thread editor and can publish now or on a schedule through the official API.
Creation and Organization
Navigate to Libraries in the sidebar. Click New Library, assign a clear title (e.g., SaaS Growth Strategies), and provide an optional overview.
Inside the library, click "+ Add Category", "+ New Document", or "+ New Gallery" at the bottom of the tree. Articles, galleries, and X posts can live in the same tree. Drag and drop to rearrange.
When writing, link your document directly to a scheduled topic in the Content Calendar, closing the loop between ideation, research, and finished work.
AI Grounding via MCP
Libraries natively plug into Model Context Protocol (MCP), turning AI agents into your research assistants:
list_books: Discover available volumes in the current workspace.search_documents: Perform full-text keyword searches across library chapters.create_book&create_document: Direct AI assistants to programmatically draft new chapters into your knowledge tree.
Best Practice for AI Context
Create dedicated libraries for brand voice guidelines, product engineering specs, and top-performing historical posts. When prompting Cursor or Claude Code, reference these libraries to produce content that stays strictly on-brand.