Asset information

History Panel

The History Panel provides a chronological record of all activity related to the asset.

What You’ll See:

• Creation details: Date, time, and user/agent who created or uploaded the asset.

• Modifications: Every change recorded, including updated versions, naming adjustments, or file replacements.

• Generation attempts: Logs of Kaedim runs (successful or failed).

• Assignments: When the asset was assigned to an agent, with notes if applicable.

• Linked tasks: History of which tasks the asset has been attached to or detached from.

• Processing/Queuing time: How long the asset stayed in queue/was processing for each stage/version.

Why It’s Useful:

• Ensures traceability across the asset’s lifecycle.

• Makes it easy to roll back to earlier iterations if needed.

• Helps teams understand who did what, when, improving accountability.

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Settings Panel

The Settings Panel shows the parameters used for asset generation and any art/technical specifications.

What You’ll See:

• Generation Settings: Customization parameters for each pipeline step selected before generation. These act as the creative and technical brief for the assigned agent.

• Technical specifications: Polygon count, texture resolution, file format, and version tags.

Why It’s Useful:

• Provides a single source of truth for how an asset was configured.

• Assists in troubleshooting by showing the exact settings used in generation.

• Ensures consistency when creating multiple assets with similar requirements.

Best Practices

• Always review settings before running a generation to avoid unnecessary iterations.

• Use the History Panel (with queue/processing logs) to anticipate delivery time and catch issues early.

• When collaborating, encourage your team to leave notes in the assignment and settings fields for clarity.

• Cross-check technical metadata against project requirements (e.g., target polycount or texture size).