> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.samelogic.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Element Library Guide

> Organize, search, and share captured elements across teams.

The [Element Library](https://samelogic.com/login) is the source of truth for captured UI elements. This guide covers how to organize elements, evaluate stability, and share context with engineering and QA.

## What you need

* At least one captured element
* Access to the project you want to manage

## Find the right element fast

* Use search for text, selectors, or URL fragments.
* Filter by tags, stability score, or last activity.
* Sort by recency or stability to prioritize triage.

## Understand element health

Each element includes stability data and context you can use to judge reliability.

* Review the stability score and risk factors.
* Inspect alternative selectors and fallbacks.
* Check the capture source and environment.

## Keep metadata clean

Consistent metadata makes the library useful at scale.

* Apply standardized tags (feature, team, release).
* Add short notes with reproduction context.
* Assign ownership when a fix is needed.

## Share and collaborate

* Share the element link in tickets or Slack.
* Attach elements to [step replays](https://samelogic.com/login) or bug reports.
* Use comments to log investigation notes.

## Export and automate

* Copy selectors for Playwright or Cypress tests.
* Export code snippets for QA automation.
* Validate selector stability before committing tests.

## Best practices

* Review stability weekly for high-traffic features.
* Consolidate duplicates to keep the library clean.
* Archive elements that are no longer relevant.

## Troubleshooting

* If a selector breaks, check the latest capture.
* If search is slow, narrow filters or reduce scope.