Edits that stick, richer previews, and more over the API

Reopening a saved version brings back the exact adjustments you made. Your library also previews more of what's in it — videos play in place, transparent art renders true, and the details panel got a full redesign.

What's new:

• Edits you can come back to. Every saved version remembers its adjustments. Reopen it and the sliders, crop, and output size are right where you left them, and each adjustment stays independent — pull one back and the original pixels return.
• More video support. Video tiles play on hover, so you can scan a library of clips without opening each one.
• True transparency. Transparent images sit on a checkerboard so you can see exactly where the alpha is, and SVGs render as crisp vectors at any size.
• Redesigned details panel. A rebuilt sidebar brings an editable title, one-click download and copy, and a clean metadata table — now shared by video and PDF files, not just images.
• Upload variants over the API. REST, GraphQL, and MCP uploads accept a parentId, so you can attach a new file as a variant of an existing asset straight from your integration — and an asset's variants come back inline when you list it.
• One name for variants. An asset's child files are now variants everywhere on REST and MCP (they were views). GraphQL keeps views working as a deprecated alias, so existing plugins are unaffected.
• Built for AI agents. Assets now carry an open-in-app link and embed-ready CDN guidance, and Raster publishes a root llms-full.txt and OpenAPI spec so agents can discover and use your library directly.