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    Knowledge Sources

    Project Knowledge page showing the heading, Add button, and empty state

    Each project has its own Knowledge page where you link context that specialists can draw from during conversations.

    To open it, click the project name in the header to open the dropdown, then select Knowledge.

    Project header with the name dropdown open, showing Rename, Archive, Copy link, Knowledge, and Discoverable options

    The page shows three categories at a glance:

    • Knowledge Garden plots. Linked plots from the workspace Knowledge Garden. Each name links to its detail page.
    • Repository sources. Git repos added in Configuration with their clone status.
    • Local folder sources. Filesystem paths added in Configuration.

    Repository sources and local folders appear automatically once you add them in Configuration. Plots need to be linked manually.

    Add dropdown showing Knowledge garden, Upload file, and Text options

    Click the Add dropdown at the top right of the page. Three options are available:

    • Knowledge garden. Opens a picker of workspace plots. Search by name, check the file count, and link one or more plots. Only workspace plots appear — personal plots cannot be linked to projects.
    • Upload file. Select images, PDFs, or text files up to 10 MB. If the project has no linked plot yet, one is created automatically and named "[Project Name] knowledge".
    • Text. Type a title and content directly — useful for quick notes, API references, or coding guidelines.

    For more on creating and managing plots, see the Knowledge Garden guide.

    Click the trash icon next to a linked plot to remove it from the project. Unlinking does not delete the plot — it stays in your Knowledge Garden for use elsewhere.