Agents And Eagle, Working Together
Claude, Codex and other agents can help organize your library. You stay in control.
- Claude
- Codex
- More agents
- Work within the permissions you grant
- Every Action Recorded
- You approve important changes
The familiar way to manage your assets, with smoother performance, multiple windows, and new ways to work with your team and AI assistants.
Claude, Codex and other agents can help organize your library. You stay in control.
Spend much less time waiting when opening and scrolling large libraries.
Open several windows and libraries at once, with everything kept in sync.
Host your library on your own computer and connect from anywhere. Your files never pass through Eagle's servers.
Everyone, including agents, has their own role and permissions.
See who did what and exactly what changed, with the option to undo it.
The built-in model works offline. You can also connect your own provider.
Built on the same foundation Browser access Available now iPad and mobile Now possible
Eagle brings AI into collecting, organizing, searching and browsing your files. Work comfortably with tens of thousands of images and detailed folder structures.
Save ideas as you find them with the browser extension, drag and drop, screenshots or clipboard. Eagle understands each file as it arrives. Learn more
Drag to the Eagle bar, or hold Alt and right-click to save. The source page is saved too.
Eagle replaces thumbnails with the original uploads, even when saving in bulk.
Save all images on a page, filtered by size and format.
Capture an area, a page element or the entire scrolling page.
Save a link with its title and cover added automatically. Play YouTube and Vimeo videos right in Eagle.
Paste a Pinterest or ArtStation board link to import all its images at once.
As you save, Eagle suggests folders and tags based on how you organize. It analyzes each file in the background so you can find it later by what it shows.
Group assets in folders, add context with tags and notes, and let rules and AI help with the organizing.
Describe assets with tag groups. Add tags in a few clicks, and combine several to find things.
Organize projects in nested folders. One file can live in several folders without copies.
Set conditions on name, tags, color, format, even visual features, and matching assets file themselves.
Mark ideas and feedback right on the asset. Teammates and agents can see them.
Spread options out to think. Group, compare, add sticky notes, and let an agent work on the same canvas.
Record client, status, license, and why you saved it.
Find identical or similar files, preview them, then merge.
Rate assets and use ratings as a filter.
Tell Eagle how you name and sort files. It drafts folders, names, descriptions, and tags. You review and exclude, then apply, with one-click undo.
Keywords, colors and multi-dimensional filters, plus AI search that runs offline on your computer. Prefer a cloud model? Connect your own provider.
Scaled display, no cropping, instant previews. Images, GIFs, video, audio and fonts, all without a double-click.
Any computer can host your Eagle library. Give it a public IP or a tunnel such as Cloudflare Tunnel and reach it from anywhere. No more syncing through Google Drive or juggling a NAS just to see your files.
Workspace · Studio
Working solo? You’re the admin. Add editors or viewers whenever you need them.
Claude, Codex or any MCP-ready agent can work in your library with only the permissions you give it. It shows a visual plan first, and every change it makes lands in the audit log.
Here’s the plan: 214 items, 5 new folders, 3 mood tags. Showing 8 samples.
Runs as Claude · Editor, recorded in the audit log
Real feedback from 400,000+ users.
I have tried so many different ways to organize my UX/UI inspiration over the years and was so happy to finally discover Eagle! It saves me so much time being able to search and browse through saved presentations, sketch files, videos, gifs, and more all in one place.
Eagle is my “Second brain” for visuals. Whenever I stumble upon a smart UI solution, a beautiful design, or an inspiring photo, it all gets saved to my library for future reference.
Eagle is truly amazing! Before, it was easy to save media, but a real struggle to find it later. Now, everything is in one place, and really easy to find with tags. And the search by colors… just WOW!
Pattern research plays a big role in product design, so I frequently use Eagle to catalog interesting UX ideas across web and mobile. With its powerful and flexible organization tools, Eagle helps future me make sense of it all.
With Eagle I can sort dozens of ideas in minutes. Speed is a super important aspect of any discovery tool. Ideas can come from anywhere, and Eagle liberates you from relying on proprietary cloud services to save ideas.
Eagle is by far the best visual bookmarking tool I’ve come across. It packs a ton of intricate functionality into a simple and intuitive experience. I highly recommend it for anyone that is looking for an easy way to collect and organize inspiration and images ✨
The most valuable tools (for designers) are those that help sustain creativity and momentum. Eagle’s browser extension is one of those tools - there when you need it and vanishes when you don’t. It requires virtually no effort to use and enables you to stay in the zone. What else could you want?
As a UX Designer, I’m constantly doing competitive analysis and research. That means taking tons of screenshots. Eagle lets me grab clean, complete images from the web, tag them, and create smart folders that automatically organize new content. Eagle streamlined an essential part of my design process. I use it every day.
Eagle is an important tool in my creative workflow. It is helping me to organize my inspirations. I can collect images and videos with its awesome Chrome extension. Tagging feature is great to find related inspirations before starting a new concept. Totally loved it!
Quick answers about how Eagle 5 works, where your files live and what’s coming next.
No. Eagle 5 isn’t built around a subscription, and hosting your own library has no monthly fee.
No. Your library lives on your computer or the drives you choose. Remote access connects straight to your own machine.
Accounts decide who can open a library and what they can do in it. Working alone, you’re your own admin, and your files stay where you keep them.
No. The built-in AI runs offline on your computer. If you’d rather use a third-party model provider, you can connect one.
Yes. Eagle 4 continues to get maintenance and compatibility updates.
The new foundation makes them possible, but they won’t be part of the first release.
No subscription. Buy once and keep it, with every feature unlocked during the trial. Eagle 4 owners get a special upgrade price.