To open a Runchat that you’ve made, visit runchat.app/dashboard, click Open File from the Runchat menu in the editor, or from the footer on the Runchat.app homepage.

Search and tag runchats

The dashboard view displays a list of all runchats you have created. You can filter by names and tags using the search input at the top of the page. To add a tag to a runchat, click the + button in the tags column and enter a tag name. Tags are useful for organizing runchats into projects, concepts and groups.

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Loading a runchat

Click on the name of the runchat you want to load to open Editor view. You can also copy a link to the editor view by hovering the name and clicking the copy icon. To load the runchat in App view, change the url from /editor to /play, or click on the App Preview (rocket icon) after you’ve opened the app in editor view. If you previously saved a runchat to a JSON file, you can also load it by dragging and dropping the JSON file into runchat.app/editor.

Deleting runchats

Hover the runchat you want to delete then click the trash icon to delete it. To delete multiple runchats, select them using the checkbox at the end of the row, then click delete from the header.

Creating and Adding to Libraries

Any runchat you created with published parameters (⚡) can be added to a library and used as a standalone node within any other runchat. This allows you to build powerful applications from reusable modular building blocks. For instance, you might create a runchat that formats text in a particular way, or adds styles to an image prompt, or connects to a third party API. By adding this runchat to a library, you can then access it directly from the main runchat search menu and drop it on the canvas as a single node.

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To add a runchat to an existing library or create a new one, click Add to Library next to the runchat you want to add, then select the library you want to add to. To create a new library, enter a new library name from the input field at the bottom of the dropdown and click + to create and add it.

To remove a runchat from a library, click on the library name to show the dropdown, then click Remove from Library.

Installing and Uninstalling Libraries

You can control which libraries appear in the runchat search menu by installing or uninstalling them. All installed libraries (both your own and any that have been created by another author) will appear on the Libraries page. To install a library, click the puzzle piece button in the corner of the library card so that it appears as a solid blue. To uninstall it, click the puzzle piece again so that it appears as an outline. When you create a new library it will automatically be installed. You can now add any node in the library from the search menu in the editor.