Canvas
An endless board for thinking with images. Group references, add notes, draw arrows, and move things around until the direction is clear. Every image on it is a real file in your library.
Anything you can do in Eagle, Claude, Codex or any agent you connect can do too, and it doesn’t stop at midnight. You set the direction. It does the legwork and leaves the results in your library.
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The judgment calls stay with you: the brief, the direction, the final yes. Searching, checking, sorting and writing it all down go to an agent that never gets bored.
You
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In Eagle afterwards
You
Your agent
In Eagle afterwards
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You
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In Eagle, every morning
A chat reply scrolls away. Your agent leaves its work in Eagle, in whatever shape fits the job: sorted folders, a canvas you can rearrange, or a page that explains it all.
An endless board for thinking with images. Group references, add notes, draw arrows, and move things around until the direction is clear. Every image on it is a real file in your library.
Northwind packaging survey
Summary
Nordic coffee brands lean on kraft paper and one strong accent color. Hand-drawn labels feel warmest and suit Northwind’s story best.
Four directions
A document where words and images sit together. Briefs, survey reports, style guides and handoff notes, written by you or your agent, with live images straight from your library.
Search finds candidates. To be sure, your agent asks Eagle for a contact sheet: a hundred numbered thumbnails in one image. It spots the likely ones, zooms in, and checks before it keeps anything.
Contact sheet · 1 of 3 · “an umbrella in the shot”
#48 Umbrella, lower left
rainy-street-copenhagen.jpgBefore anything changes, the agent shows you what will change, with real thumbnails. Say yes, then open Eagle in your browser and watch it happen, one folder at a time.
If you can do it in Eagle, there’s a way for your agent to do it too. Connect Claude, Codex or any agent that speaks MCP, and keep the one you like.
Plug Eagle into any MCP-ready agent. It finds the tools it needs as it goes.
For agents that live in the terminal, and for your own scripts.
Teaches your agent to search, look and make changes the right way.
How a good researcher or librarian would approach the task, step by step.
An agent joins your library like a new teammate: with its own name, only the libraries you open to it, and every change it makes in the audit log.
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Deleting or merging files always asks you first, whatever the role.
Eagle’s agent tools are included with Eagle 5. The agent itself, like Claude or Codex, comes with its own plan from its provider.
Yes. Your agent works with the library on the computer that hosts it, so that computer needs to be on and reachable while the agent works.
Only the libraries you open to it. It looks at thumbnails and details to do the job, and you choose whether it may read original files.
Only if you allow it, and it always asks first. Changes it makes are recorded in the audit log and can be undone.
Of course. Canvases and pages are part of Eagle. Make your own, or start from one your agent made and keep editing it by hand.
Install Eagle 5, connect the agent you already use, and hand it the job you’ve been putting off.