You will run the same setup many times: three reference images → storyboard image → video → dub, and the next film uses that same chain. DOTV's toolbox is where you save a whole group you have built, so next time it lays itself out in one click — a proven AI video workflow you never have to build again. This section covers saving a setup, using one, and where it lives.
The toolbox saves by group — first put the pipeline into a group (see 9.2), then click Add to toolbox on the toolbar:
The dialog asks for three things:
What gets stored is a snapshot of the group: the container, every node in it, the wires between them, each node's prompt and settings, and the images already generated. So it is a template and a worked example at once.
Once a group has been saved, that button turns into Update toolbox — it opens the update page: pick an existing one to overwrite, and only the contents and cover are replaced; the name, tags and notes stay as they were.
If a node in the group references something outside the group when you save, that reference is dropped when the copy lands (the target canvas has no such node). To bring a reference image along, drag it into the group before saving.
The toolbox icon on the bottom toolbar opens My toolbox:
Two ways to lay one down:
What lands is a fresh copy: every node gets a new id, the wires inside the group are re-pointed to match, and it has nothing more to do with the canvas you saved it from — changing this copy does not touch the original group. Once it lands the group is selected, so you can move or delete the whole thing straight away.
A toolbox belongs to your account, not to one canvas or one project — save it in project A and it is still there in project B. Delete is the bin at the top right of the card cover; it deletes the template, and copies already laid out on canvases are unaffected.