Web Library, My Desk, Devices, and Tokens
Your authenticated web surfaces are where account-level management happens — viewing your saved and synced Pipes, checking account health, managing connected devices, and controlling access tokens. This chapter covers each of these surfaces.
Library
Your Library is the unified view of all Pipe assets associated with your account. It merges two sources:
- Site-saved Pipes — Pipes you've saved from the catalog using "Save to Desk"
- Synced Pipes — Custom Pipes synced from your Studio installation through cloud continuity
You can filter between these sources, or view everything together. Each Pipe in the Library links to its detail page (for catalog Pipes) or its synced entity detail view (for custom Studio Pipes).
Synced entity details
For Pipes synced from Studio, the detail view shows dependency information, media inferred from the package, and metadata. This is useful for inspecting synced Pipes before publishing them to the catalog.
Tip: Keep your Library curated. If you've saved Pipes you no longer use, remove them to keep the view focused on what's actually relevant to your work.
My Desk
My Desk is your account dashboard — a single-screen overview of your Sweet Tea account state:
- Saved Pipes — How many catalog Pipes you've saved
- Synced Pipes — How many Pipes are synced from Studio
- Published Pipes — How many you've published to the catalog
- Projects — Count of synced projects
- Snippets — Count of synced prompt snippets
- Devices — How many devices are linked
- Conflicts — Any sync conflicts that need attention
These metrics are scoped appropriately: Projects, Pipes, and Snippets reflect your active cloud profile, while account-wide counts (devices, published Pipes) span your full account.
Note: If a metric shows zero when you expect data, check your sync status. If sync hasn't run recently, the cloud profile may not have your latest local data yet.
Sync profiles
The profiles management surface at /my-desk/profiles shows your sync profile IDs and lineage — which profile is active, which have been archived. This is mostly relevant for troubleshooting sync issues or when migrating between devices.
Devices
The Devices page shows every client that has been linked to your account — Studio installations, hosted sessions, and any other connected applications.
For each device, you can see:
- When it was registered
- Its last activity
- Runtime state information
Managing devices
- Review regularly — Check your device list periodically, especially after changing passwords or if you notice unexpected account activity.
- Revoke stale entries — If a device is no longer in use (old machine, terminated hosted session), revoke it. This removes its access.
- Revoke suspicious entries — If you see a device you don't recognize, revoke it immediately and change your password.
Warning: Revoking a device disconnects it from your account. If that device is still running Studio with sync enabled, it will need to be re-linked to continue using account features.
Access Tokens
The Tokens page lets you create and manage long-lived access tokens for Studio and API integrations. Tokens are an alternative to browser-session-based authentication — they persist independently and are designed for application use.
Creating a token
- Open the Tokens page.
- Click Create Token.
- Give it a descriptive name (like
home-studioorcloud-gpu-session). - Copy the token value immediately — it's shown once and can't be retrieved later.
Token best practices
- Store securely — Treat tokens like passwords. Don't commit them to version control or share them in plain text.
- Rotate regularly — Create new tokens periodically and revoke old ones.
- Revoke if exposed — If a token value is accidentally shared or committed to a repo, revoke it immediately and create a new one.
- Use descriptive names — Name tokens by their purpose so you know what to revoke if needed.
Tip: When you revoke a token that a Studio installation is using, that installation will need a new token or a fresh account link to continue using cloud features.