Knowledge base
Where the work starts — the first tab, holding the background material the AI reads. The more you put here first, the more accurate everything else gets.
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Artifacts
In one line: the knowledge base (⌘1) is where you pile up material before writing anything, which is exactly why it sits first in the tab row. Drop in the company intro, the requirements and reference links, and everything the AI builds afterwards is grounded in that material.
Knowledge base
A place to collect background material for the AI to reference — company info, requirements, reference links, gathered ahead of time.
Grounding
Making the AI base its output on the material *you* provided instead of guessing. The better your material, the more accurate the result.
Knowledge
⌘1Research
⌘2Concept
⌘3Branding
⌘4Spec
⌘5Model
Proposal
⌘6Deck
⌘7Prototype
⌘8Website
Video
⌘9Kanban
⌘0The tabs run left to right in the order you work. The knowledge base leads, and grounds everything after it.
What you put here becomes the AI's grounding for everything else — drop in background, requirements and reference links first and the later output gets noticeably more accurate. Leave it empty and the AI has nothing to go on but generalities.
This is the best place to fill in first. Try this.
Organize background
“Organize this company intro and the key requirements into the knowledge base.”
Once the material is in, move one tab right to Research (⌘2). If the knowledge base is what you already know, Research is what you still need to check outside.
What goes in the knowledge base?
Background the AI should know — company intro, requirements, reference links. The earlier you fill it, the more accurate the results.
Do I have to fill it first?
Not required — but with nothing to reference the AI falls back on generic wording. Even two or three paragraphs change the result noticeably.
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