Asset library
The asset library brings together everything used for generating. Click the “Model”, “LoRA”, “VAE” or “Encoder” slot in the generate panel to open the matching tab.
| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Models | Main models |
| LoRA | LoRAs (including LyCORIS files) |
| VAE, Encoders | The VAEs and text encoders split models need |
| Embeddings | Textual Inversion |
| Recipes | See Recipes |
| Tags | Your own tag library (see the last section) |
Using assets
Section titled “Using assets”- Click a card to use it. LoRAs and embeddings are added to the prompt, and removed when clicked again; LoRA cards have a “Weight” slider.
- Right-click to open the details only, without applying anything.
- Assets in use are listed first under “In use”; the order of the other cards doesn’t change.
The left side bar has search (names, folders, trigger words, notes), a folder filter and “Favorites”, and sorting by “Name”, “Recent”, “Most used” or “Size”.
Architecture and compatibility
Section titled “Architecture and compatibility”CoCo reads each model’s and LoRA’s architecture from the file contents, not the file name.
- When “Only show ones that work with SDXL” is checked (the architecture name follows the current main model), items incompatible with the current main model are hidden.
- Incompatible LoRAs are marked “Incompatible”. You can still generate; the LoRA is skipped.
- Files that aren’t supported yet are marked “Not supported yet”.
When no VAE or text encoder is chosen, the generate panel shows “Auto”: CoCo finds a matching file in the asset library when generating. If only one file matches, it is used and remembered; if several match, the one with the official file name is preferred, and if that’s still unclear you’re asked to choose.
Details
Section titled “Details”| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Trigger words | Read from the LoRA file. “Edit” to change them (one per line); “Use the file’s default” restores the default. Click a trigger word to add it to the prompt |
| Notes | Your own notes, such as good weights or matching models |
| Change cover | Choose from images that used it, or “Upload image…”; “Reset to default” restores it |
| See the N images that used it | Jumps to the library showing only images that used it |
| Category | Changes the tab for this one file only; the file itself isn’t moved. “Use the folder’s category” restores it |
| Quality tags & default negative | Models only; see the next section |
LoRAs trained in CoCo have their trigger words recorded automatically.
Quality tags and default negative
Section titled “Quality tags and default negative”Each model adds quality tags and a default negative prompt automatically when generating; anything already in the prompt isn’t added twice. In a model’s details you can choose:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Use SDXL default (depends on the architecture) | Uses the settings shared by that architecture |
| Custom | This model’s own quality tags, default negative and “Where quality tags go” (before or after the prompt) |
| None | No quality tags or default negative for this model |
“Quality tags” above the prompt in the generate panel can switch this off temporarily.
Opening in a new window
Section titled “Opening in a new window”The asset library can be opened in a new window and kept on another screen. Clicking a slot in the generate panel then switches the tab in that window.
Tag library
Section titled “Tag library”The “Tags” tab is your own tag library, stored separately in user_tags.db:
| View | Description |
|---|---|
| My tags | Words the built-in tag list doesn’t have: character names, LoRA trigger words, your own terms. You can set a category, translation and note; tag mode then shows the matching colour, and autocomplete finds them |
| Sets | A group of tags used together (for example, your character’s look). Click to add the whole set to the prompt, click again to remove it |
| Favorites | Built-in tags you’ve favourited. They’re listed first in autocomplete |
| To review | Words found in your gallery’s prompts but not in the built-in list, sorted by how many images use them. Check them and press “Add” to make them your tags, or “Skip” typos and sentence fragments |
New tags are checked against the built-in list first: existing ones become favourites, and synonyms show the official spelling. Searching also lists matching built-in tags; press ☆ to favourite one.