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Browse and manage files

Files is the project’s storage. It holds uploads, notes, notebooks, and saved query results, and every entry is a real file in the project directory on your machine.

Add uploads files or creates a notebook in the current folder. Search and the file-type filter narrow a large project, folders keep related files together, and the actions on each row download or delete it.

  1. Files lists everything stored in the project. Select a name to open it. Files lists everything stored in the project. Select a name to open it.
  2. Add starts an upload or creates a notebook in the current folder. Add starts an upload or creates a notebook in the current folder.
  3. Upload Files accepts a drag-and-drop or a file picker, shows the allowed types and size limit, and can overwrite a file with the same name. Upload Files accepts a drag-and-drop or a file picker, shows the allowed types and size limit, and can overwrite a file with the same name.
  4. Search filters by name, and the file-type filter narrows the list to notebooks, charts, data tables, or uploads. Search filters by name, and the file-type filter narrows the list to notebooks, charts, data tables, or uploads.
  5. Folders group related files. The breadcrumb shows the current folder, and selecting Root returns to the project root. Folders group related files. The breadcrumb shows the current folder, and selecting Root returns to the project root.
  6. Select the trash icon on a file to delete it. Kontext asks for confirmation because deleting a file removes it from the project. Select the trash icon on a file to delete it. Kontext asks for confirmation because deleting a file removes it from the project.
  7. A file opens on its details page, which records its type, size, owner, and creation date. A file opens on its details page, which records its type, size, owner, and creation date.