Files & Knowledge
Your Genie has its own persistent filesystem. Upload documents, notes, and data — Genie can read, search, and work with all of it.
Uploading files
From the Files page on your dashboard:
Drag and drop files from your computer
Create new files directly in the browser
Upload folders for bulk imports
You can also send files through Telegram or Discord — Genie saves them to your server.
Supported file types
Genie can work with most file types:
Documents — PDF, Word, text files, markdown
Spreadsheets — CSV, Excel
Code — Any programming language
Images — PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP
Audio — MP3, WAV (can transcribe speech)
Archives — ZIP, tar files
If Genie can't directly read a format, it can often install a tool to convert it.
Using files in conversations
Once files are on your server, you can reference them in chat:
"Summarize the PDF I uploaded yesterday"
"Find all mentions of 'budget' in my notes folder"
"Compare these two spreadsheets and highlight the differences"
Genie has direct access to the filesystem, so it can read, search, and process files as part of your conversation.
Knowledge base
Think of your Genie's filesystem as a personal knowledge base. The more relevant documents you upload, the better Genie can help you:
Project docs — Keep specs, requirements, and design documents accessible
Reference materials — Style guides, procedures, templates
Meeting notes — Upload summaries so Genie can recall past discussions
Personal notes — Ideas, bookmarks, snippets
File management
From the Files page, you can:
Browse directories
View file contents
Create, rename, and delete files
Download files to your computer
You also have terminal access for advanced file operations — move, copy, grep, or run scripts on your data.
Next steps
Talk to Your Genie — Use files in conversations
Training & Personality — Build context from your files
Skills & Automation — Automate file-based workflows
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