Console reference

Every screen in the console, in the order the sidebar lists them: Home, Knowledge, Facts, Decisions, Lineage, Workflows, Scheduled tasks, Destinations, Analytics, Sources, and then Settings below a divider.

Home

/. The week at a glance. A workspace with nothing in it opens on "Connect your first source" instead. Once content is in, the page carries a stat row counting the week's changes and the facts awaiting review, a digest of what changed, a pulse tile per source, the documents touched most recently, and a live activity feed.

Knowledge

/knowledge. Search across everything indexed, filter by source and type, and switch result types with the tabs above the feed. Opening a result opens the inspector on the right: editable tags, a summary and a raw metadata view, the verified facts on that document, related results, a revision timeline, and a link into the graph. A single document sits at /knowledge/doc, and the repository audit at /audit files what it finds here too.

Facts

/facts. The table of assertions the team relies on: claim, owner, whether it is verified, and status, with filter tabs for verified, needs review, contradicted, and stale candidates. New fact adds one, and Scan facts extracts candidates from indexed documents for review before anything reaches the table. Each row can run an impact analysis over the documents that lean on it, and Impact opens the embedding-space neighborhood of related facts and evidence before you invalidate a claim. See Facts.

Decisions

/decisions. What the team chose and why, as a timeline, with an "Awaiting sign-off" rail for the unratified ones and a filter for the rest. Capture decision records one. A decision can be signed off, superseded later, or traced for impact.

Lineage

/lineage. The graph tying documents, commits, pull requests, and decisions together. The toolbar filters by source, relation, and status, sets the view, then acts. Color by repaints the graph by source, staleness, ownership, or health. Find path draws the route between two nodes. The scrubber along the bottom moves the graph to an earlier date. See Lineage.

Workflows

/workflows. Two tabs. Observed is every run the agent harvested, with the tools it called and the documents it leaned on, and a run can be codified into a named workflow or promoted into an answer. Approved answers is the library those promotions land in. Old /trajectories and /answers links redirect here.

Scheduled tasks

/scheduled-tasks. Every workflow that can run on a schedule, the fact scan included, in one list. Each row shows its cadence, its last run, and when the next one is due. You can pause and resume a task (pausing preserves the cadence), change the cadence from manual up to weekly, run it now, or remove it after a confirm. See Sync schedules and workflows.

Destinations

/publish. Where curated knowledge goes back out, in three tabs: Knowledge chat, MCP servers, and Bots. The route still reads /publish, which is worth knowing if you have an old link. See Destinations.

Analytics

/insights. Headline counts, readability grades per document, glossary health with suggestions you can accept or dismiss, recent audit activity, and freshness by source. Counters count real events from the day counting started. They are not backfilled.

Sources

/sources. Every connection, its scope, its last delivery, and its current sync state, so a source that quietly stopped delivering is visible rather than assumed. The per-source sync schedule is set here. Each connector card offers Sync now, Full resync, Edit connection, Add another, Disconnect (pauses, keeps everything), and Remove, which deletes the source after a confirm and asks whether its indexed documents go with it or stay. A provider can be connected more than once, and the catalog lists each connection by name. Failed syncs show the connector's own reason on the card. See Sync schedules and workflows.

Settings

/settings/*. Six tabs: General, Members, Models, API keys, Audit log, and Design & brand.

Off the sidebar

/setup runs before a workspace exists and needs no session. /login is the sign-in page, /welcome is onboarding for a signed-in user, and /preferences is reached from the account menu rather than the nav, because it is about you rather than the workspace.

The agent

The agent dock opens on every page. It has the permissions you have, so it can see what you can see and nothing else.

Every tool call it makes is visible in the dock as it runs, so you can read the working rather than trust the summary. Navigation is checked against the route list above, and a path that is not on it is refused. Source documents stay read-only. Everything the agent does lands in the audit trail under Settings, Audit log.