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Overview

Each space has its own document collection where team members can create, edit, and organize collaborative documents. Space documents are accessible to all space members and can be used as knowledge sources for AI assistants.

Viewing Space Documents

In the space sidebar panel:
  • Documents section with + button
  • Shows document count or “No results” if empty
  • Click + to create new documents
  • Click section to expand and browse documents

Creating Documents

From Space Sidebar

  1. Click the + button next to “Documents”
  2. Provide document details:
    • Title - Document name
    • Content - Initial content (optional)
  3. Start editing
  4. Document auto-saves

Document Features

Space documents support:
  • Rich text editing
  • Markdown formatting
  • Collaborative editing
  • Version history
  • AI assistant integration

Managing Documents

Accessing Documents

View space documents by:
  • Expanding Documents section in sidebar
  • Clicking document name to open
  • Searching across documents
  • Filtering by date or creator

Editing Documents

Documents can be edited by space members with appropriate permissions:
  • Real-time collaborative editing
  • Auto-save functionality
  • Track changes
  • Comment and discuss

Organizing Documents

Keep documents organized:
  • Use clear, descriptive titles
  • Regular cleanup of outdated docs
  • Archive completed documents
  • Link related documents

Document Integration

With Assistants

Documents can be used by AI assistants:
  • Reference content in conversations
  • Answer questions about documents
  • Generate new content based on docs
  • Summarize and analyze documents

With Conversations

Documents integrate with conversations:
  • Reference documents in chat
  • Create documents from conversations
  • Link conversations to documents

With Data

Documents work alongside other data:
  • Part of space knowledge base
  • Searchable with custom data
  • Indexed for AI access

Best Practices

Clear Titles: Use descriptive names that make documents easy to find.
Regular Updates: Keep documents current and archive outdated information.
Collaboration: Use documents for team knowledge sharing and documentation.

Common Use Cases

  • Team documentation
  • Process guides
  • Meeting notes
  • Project specifications
  • Knowledge bases
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