Stories

A Story is a conversation with your AI Corpus. You ask questions in natural language,
and the Corpus answers using only your knowledge base — then names the reference
documents it relied on. Every exchange is saved so you can pick it up later.

The Story screen

The Story screen centralises all your conversations, whether just started or already
rich with content. Each Story appears as a card showing:

• A 🕘 icon, the same for every Story, badged with the number of Corpus it reads
  from when there is more than one
• The title of the Story, carrying a 🔖 when you have marked it as a favourite
• The date and time of the last change
• The number of posts and tokens used
• The Corpus it reads from, one chip each — click one to open it
• A menu icon (⋮) for quick actions

Unstarted Stories are clearly identified, and Stories in progress show their post and token
counts so you stay in control of your usage.

Sort and filter 🔀

Above the list sit a count of everything that matched — not just what you have scrolled to —
and three controls:

• The bookmark narrows the list to your favourites. Press it again for every Story
  back. It stays lit while the list is narrowed.
• The arrow flips between most recent first and oldest first.
• The funnel narrows the list to one Corpus. Pick one to see only the Stories that
  read from it, or Every Corpus to come back to all of them. A Story reading from
  several Corpus shows up under each of them. The funnel carries a badge while a Corpus
  is set.

Favourites and Corpus narrow together: with both set you see the Stories of that Corpus
you marked.

The list loads twenty-five Stories at a time as you scroll, so a long history costs nothing
until you reach it.

Every Story of one Corpus 📚

A Corpus page shows its five most recent Stories. See more, under them, opens the full
list — already narrowed to that Corpus, and with the same sorting and filtering as the
Story screen, so you can widen it back out from there without going back first.

Quick actions ⚙️

From a Story's ⋮ menu you can:

• Open and continue the Story
• Delete the Story from your history

Start a Story 🎯

Two ways in, both landing on the same conversation:

• The ➕ button on the Story screen asks which Corpus the Story should read from.
  Tick one, or tick several — the Story then answers from all of them at once.
• The Start a story button on a Corpus page skips that step and
  opens straight onto that Corpus.

Ask across several Corpus 🔗

A Story is not limited to one knowledge base. Picking your contracts and your invoices
lets you ask questions neither could answer alone, and every answer still names the
documents it used — whichever Corpus they live in.

The Start the story button stays inactive until at least one Corpus is ticked, and
the Story takes the name and icon of the first one you picked. The set is fixed once
the Story opens: to ask across a different one, start a new Story.

ℹ️

Delete a Corpus a Story reads from and that Story becomes read only — still

readable and copyable, but no longer continued, since it would be answering from less
than before.

Set the scene 🎬

When you begin a Story, share the context of what you want to achieve — your approach,
your expectations, your objectives. For example:

I want to write the weekly report for the Alpha project. It should give an overview of
the project, its schedule, its risks and its objectives…

ℹ️

This opening context needs a minimum of 10 words. Your Corpus uses it to understand

the starting point of the conversation.

What a Story reads from 📚

At the top of every Story, a row of chips names each Corpus it searches. Click one to
open that Corpus. A Corpus deleted since is still listed and marked as removed — the
answers above it were drawn from it.

The Story's 🕘 icon carries the same badge in its header as on the Story screen, so a Story
looks like itself wherever you meet it.

Chat with your Corpus 💬

From there, converse as naturally as possible. For each request, your Corpus analyses your
question, searches your knowledge base and replies with an answer that explicitly cites
the documents it used — so you can trust and trace every response.

Check the sources 🔍

Open the sources of an answer to see which documents it drew on, with the passage that
was used and thumbnails of the pages it came from. Beside a source's name, the 👁️ preview
button opens that document page by page — the fastest
way to read a citation in its context.

Keep a Story to hand 🔖

The bookmark in a Story's header marks it as a favourite. The button fills in as
soon as it is set, and the Story's row carries the same mark beside its name — so a
conversation worth coming back to is one you can find without scrolling for it.

The bookmark above the Story list then keeps only your favourites. Press the header
bookmark again to take the mark off. Nothing about the Story itself changes either way:
a favourite is a shortcut to it, not a state it is in.

Choose the agent that answers 🤖

The 🤖 button in a Story's header picks the agent running your questions —
how widely your documents are searched, which excerpts survive, the instruction the model
receives, and which model writes the reply.

The picker lists every agent your organisation can use, with a tick on the one answering
right now. Until you pick, that is the agent badged Default; going back to it is simply
picking its card again. The button stays lit while you are on an agent of your own, and
its tooltip always names whichever is answering.

The choice is yours rather than the Story's: it holds for this conversation and the ones
after it, and it survives closing the app. You can also set it from your
profile, or from the agent's own page in the Agents list with its
Use this agent button. Answers already written keep the agent that produced them.

The agent is also where the tone of an answer comes from, and the way it is structured —
its system instruction. If the replies sound wrong for your profession, that is the setting
to change, not the Story.

Customise a Story ⚙️

Open the Edit view to tailor a Story:

• Name — give the Story a meaningful title (e.g. “Marketing Campaign”) so you and your
  colleagues instantly understand its purpose.
• Insights about your goals 🎯 — describe what you are after and the context of your
  need, so the Corpus stays focused (e.g. lead generation). The more precise you are, the
  closer the answers stay to what you expect.

The Corpus a Story reads from is not editable here: it is fixed when the Story opens.

💡

Don't forget to click Save at the bottom of the page to apply your changes.

Share and export 📤

• Copy a single post — or the whole Story — to reuse it elsewhere or build a document
  from the conversation.
• Export your Story to a PDF that's easy to share.