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Platform — Spaces

One home for what your teamactually knows.

A Space holds everything about a topic — sources, files, documents, conversations — and keeps a hard line between reviewed knowledge and everything still waiting for review.

Overview

A Space is where a topic lives: its sources, files, documents and conversations in one place. What makes it more than a folder is the hard line down the middle — reviewed Ground Truth Knowledge on one side, everything still waiting in the Inbox on the other. AI only ever works from the reviewed side.

Feature

Ground Truth, not a dumping ground

Only material your team has reviewed counts as Knowledge. Everything else waits in the Inbox until a person promotes it — so "what we know" never quietly fills up with unverified noise.

ScreenshotScreenshot — Ground Truth

Feature

The Inbox is one valve

Every candidate passes the same review gate: Radar signals, emails, uploads, form submissions, AI drafts, and document revisions. One place, one decision — approve into Knowledge or leave it pending.

ScreenshotScreenshot — Inbox

Feature

Review like a spreadsheet

A spreadsheet-style Table view lets a reviewer work through candidates in bulk — scan, sort, decide — instead of clicking one item at a time.

ScreenshotScreenshot — Table view

Feature

Ask your Space

Citation-backed chat scoped to the whole Space or just the documents you select. Ask a question, get an answer with the approved source behind each claim.

ScreenshotScreenshot — Space chat

Feature

Publish what's ready

Early access

Turn a document into a stable public page at a versioned URL, with a force-unpublish off-switch for the day a fact changes. The first slice is live; fuller visibility controls (org-only, password, public) and external-user access are in early access.

ScreenshotScreenshot — publish

Feature

Files, tables, video

Early access

Raw files and spreadsheet-style extraction views live inside the same governed Space. A two-hour video can become a timestamped, speaker-labeled transcript that itself becomes reviewable Knowledge.

ScreenshotScreenshot — files and tables

Feature

Roles, teams and rules

Each Space carries its own team, roles and rules, so who can review, publish or edit is set per topic — governance that matches how the work is actually divided.

ScreenshotScreenshot — Space roles

Feature

One voice, enforced everywhere

Decide tone once — per client, per channel — and every agent, draft and answer holds it. Voice and rules live in the Space, not in someone's prompt history.

ScreenshotScreenshot — voice and rules

How it works

How it works

  1. Open a Space

    Create one per topic and add its sources, files and people.

  2. Collect candidates

    Signals, emails, uploads and drafts land in the Inbox.

  3. Review and promote

    Work the Inbox (item by item or in the Table view) and promote what's true into Knowledge.

  4. Ask and publish

    Early access

    Ask cited questions over approved Knowledge, and publish a finished document to a stable URL.

In practice

In practice

  • A compliance officer keeps one Space per regulation, promotes only reviewed guidance into Knowledge, and lets the team ask questions knowing every answer cites an approved document.

  • An operations lead routes a form's submissions straight into a Space Inbox, reviews them in the Table view, and turns the approved ones into the team's standing reference.

  • A knowledge manager publishes the finished policy as a versioned public page and keeps the force-unpublish switch for the day a fact changes.

    Early access

Questions

FAQ

What stops unreviewed material from being treated as fact?

The Inbox. It's a hard product boundary: nothing is Knowledge until a person promotes it out of the Inbox. AI never reads from the pending side.

Can I limit chat to specific documents?

Yes. Space chat can be scoped to the whole Space or to just the documents you select, and it cites the approved source behind each claim.

Is publishing to a public URL available?

The first slice — publishing a document to a stable, versioned URL with an emergency off-switch — is live. The fuller visibility controls (org/password/public) are in early access.

Can I turn a recorded meeting into Knowledge?

That's in early access: a long video becomes a timestamped, speaker-labeled transcript you can review and promote into Knowledge.

Who decides what gets approved?

Whoever you give the role to. Each Space has its own team, roles and rules, set per topic.

Governance

Governed by design

  • EU hosting

  • Per-organization data isolation

  • Full audit trail

  • Review-gated knowledge

  • Works with any AI model

Next step

Put one messy topic into a Space and see the line between knowledge and noise appear.