As your Library grows, list views stop scaling. The Palace borrows the memory-palace metaphor: organise everything you build by Wing (broad area like "Client comms" or "Research") and Room (specific topic). The Palace Map at /graph is the bird's-eye view across all of it.
Use the Wing filter inside the Composer, or open Palace Map from the sidebar to see everything at once.
How it's organised
Wings
Broad areas of your work. "Sales", "Legal review", "Internal comms". Stable over months.
Rooms
Specific topics inside a Wing. "Q3 outbound", "NDA review v2". Change as projects evolve.
Polymorphic by design
Documents, Context Cards and Personas all live in the same Wing/Room structure — no more siloed libraries.
Composer Wing filter
When composing, filter the picker to only the Wing you're working in today. Cuts noise dramatically.
The Palace Map (/graph)
See everything clustered by Wing
A spatial overview of every Document, Card and Persona you own, grouped by Wing.
Spot orphans
The map highlights items that don't belong to any Wing yet — quick to fix, big payoff for searchability.
Search across the whole Palace
Filter by name or content. Click any node to jump straight to the item.
Focus mode
Click a Wing to dim everything else. Useful when prepping for one specific kind of work.
The Palace Map is the dynamic view of how your work connects — Documents, Cards and Personas, grouped by Wing, with orphan detection, search and focus mode. It replaces the older flat link-graph idea.
Start with two or three Wings. Add more only when you feel the pinch. The Palace rewards real use, not pre-planning.