The Vault
Every prompt you build is saved. The Vault is where you go back for the one that worked, re-use a visual signature you've already proven, and keep a record of what you've made.
Prompt History
Every prompt you generate is saved automatically.
Every prompt you build is written to the Vault as you work — no separate save step. The Explorer tier keeps a basic recent history of the last 20 prompts. From THE_OPERATOR upwards, full prompt history is unlocked and older entries stop rolling off.
History is a working record, not a moodboard. Entries appear in the order you made them, with the prompt text preserved as it stood when you generated.
Skim history at the end of a long session before you close the app. The prompt you'll want tomorrow is usually two or three back from the one you stopped on.
Re-injecting a Signature
Pull a past result back in as the starting point for a new one.
Re-injecting takes a prompt from the Vault and loads it back into the workstation as your current prompt. From there you can lock the parts that worked, change one variable, and generate again.
Faster than rebuilding from memory, and more honest — you're editing a proven result rather than a reconstructed one.
When something works, don't try to remember why. Re-inject it and change one thing — that's faster and more reliable than rebuilding it from memory.
Privacy
Row-level security. Your history is readable only by your account.
The Vault is scoped per account with row-level security at the database level. No other signed-in user can read your generations or history, regardless of tier.
Nothing in the Vault is public by default and there is no shared feed. If you want to share a prompt, you copy it out yourself.
Treat the Vault as private working notes. If a prompt is sensitive to a client or brand, that scoping is the guarantee it stays that way.