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Eagle workflow

Save your AI creations to Eagle.

After reversing a reference and generating in Viko, save selected work to Eagle on your computer. Keep images, prompts and tags in a library you can return to.

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Actual Viko bulk-save controls with three selected images, Eagle connected, and a Save to Eagle button
VIKO / IN PRACTICEActual bulk-save entry point: three images selected and Eagle connected. This Chinese-interface screenshot shows the action, not a successful-save receipt. Check the success and failure counts after saving.
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Save one image

Save a completed result from its panel or task details, together with relevant creative information.

02

Archive a batch

Select tasks in history, save them together and check the success and failure counts.

03

Keep your local workflow

Use default tags and source information to organize work in your own Eagle library.

WORKFLOW

Start here.

Full instructions →
  1. 01

    Start Eagle

    Install and run Eagle on this computer. Its local API must be available; the default port is 41595.

  2. 02

    Connect once

    Enable Eagle in the Viko extension settings, set the local endpoint and default tags, then test the connection.

  3. 03

    Save selected work

    Click Save to Eagle on a completed generation, or select multiple tasks in history and use bulk save.

CREATIVE NOTES

Bring generated work into your existing asset library.

If Eagle already holds your references, use Viko for reverse prompting and generation, then archive the results you choose alongside the rest of your project.

  • During exploration: iterate in Viko and keep promising results.
  • At a milestone: select the finished work you want to archive.
  • On the next project: find assets in Eagle and reuse your saved Viko keywords and palettes.

FAQ

Before you begin.

Do I need Eagle separately?

Yes. Eagle is an independent desktop asset manager. Viko does not include an Eagle software license.

Does Viko synchronize my entire Eagle library?

No. Content is sent to the local Eagle service only when you explicitly save it.

What if the connection fails?

Check that Eagle is running, the Viko integration is enabled, and the endpoint and port are correct. Test the connection before saving.

Can my phone reach Eagle on my computer?

This integration is intended for the desktop computer running Eagle. The default localhost endpoint does not reach another device.