Foundations: spaces, permissions and your first chat

6 videos · around 10 minutes

All areas

Everything in skai hangs on one idea: the space. A space is a workroom that holds the knowledge, chats, experts and workflows of one area, and spaces nest into a tree of subspaces. Being a member means you may use what is inside; the nine administration rights are granted separately. The first two videos cover exactly that, because everything else follows from it.

After that comes the surface: starting a chat and attaching a knowledge source, the input line with file upload, dictation, web search and model choice, a tour of the sidebar, and finally the personal display mode. Six videos later you can produce an answer with a citation and know where to find things.

Spaces and sub-spaces

How spaces form a tree of sub-spaces, how to create one, and why every piece of content belongs to exactly one space.

Permissions in a space

Membership as the right to use, granting the nine management rights one by one, and why permissions only reach inwards.

Your first chat

Start a chat, attach a space as knowledge and get a grounded answer with source references.

The chat input

Every function of the input line: attach files, dictate questions, reference knowledge, web search and model selection.

The navigation

A tour of the interface: the sidebar from top to bottom, from chats and experts through spaces and knowledge to your profile.

Light and dark mode

Switch your personal appearance: system, light or dark, stored in your own profile.