Using the hub
A project’s Overview
The screen you see when you open a project: what you starred, what happened recently, what the project holds, and the actions that start something new.
Watch the video
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Start something
The row of buttons at the top are the three starts: Open Chat & Research (the AI builder, already pointed at this project), New video and Add documents.
Starred
Anything you starred in this project — pages, files, prototypes, skills and videos — most recently starred first, each with an icon for what it is. Press one to open it where it lives: a page or file in Data Management, a prototype where your team reviews it (in a new browser tab), a skill in Chat & Research, a video in Video Studio. Only you see your stars — starring something does not change it or tell anyone.
To star something, press the ☆ beside it:
- a page or file: at the start of its row in a Data Management folder, or at the top of it when it is open;
- a skill: on its row in Skills, or Star in its ⋯ menu;
- a video: on its card in Videos, or beside it under Recent videos in Video Studio.
Press it again (or choose Unstar) to remove the star. Something that is deleted, or a prototype taken out of the project, leaves Starred; a recovered item comes back still starred.
Recent
What happened in this project lately, newest first. Each row has an icon for what the item is and says who did what — You edited, You opened, or a teammate's name and what they did — and, for a page or file, which folder it is in. Pages, files, prototypes, skills and videos all record who opened, created or changed them. Press a row and it opens the screen that owns it.
| Everything | What anyone in the project created, edited, saved, uploaded or restored; what you opened; and charts and simulations by when they last changed. |
|---|---|
| Pages | Pages only. |
| By me | Only what you did. |
Other people see what you change, never what you open. Recent looks back 90 days. The filter you choose is remembered in this browser.
The counters
Documents, Websites & apps and Skills count what is in the project; each one opens that section (Websites & apps opens Chimp).
Public reach, and set-up
Views over the last 30 days and all time, whether the project is Published or Draft, and a link to its public page. Below that, Ask this project — the switch that lets visitors ask an AI questions about this project, with a daily spending limit in dollars and today’s spend against it; it comes on when you publish the project, and the answers are billed to this account. Beneath those, quick links to Context, Skills, Brand Kit and Users — Context and Skills are what the AI reads before it writes anything for this project.