When you start a Studio run, Memo immediately adds a generating item to Studio.
That lets you:
see that the run has started
track it in Studio history
abort it if you no longer want it
Completed items stay in Studio history, grouped by output type.
From there you can usually:
open the output
rename it
delete it
download it if that output type supports export
If a Studio item is still generating, use the item’s Abort action to stop it.
This is useful when:
you picked the wrong sources
you changed your mind about the output
you want to restart with different settings
After a run finishes, you can keep your Studio history organized by renaming or deleting older outputs.
This is especially useful if you generate several versions of the same notes, flashcards, or infographic from one notebook.
Studio history is organized by output type.
Some legacy outputs can behave a little differently from current Studio outputs.
Export options only appear for output types that support file download.
The generating item is removed when the abort completes.
Yes. Studio history is meant to support multiple generated items for the same notebook.
Yes. Completed outputs can be renamed from Studio history.