Quick Start Guide

Get up and running with Spaces in under 5 minutes.

Create Your First Workspace

A workspace is your personal or team knowledge base. Each workspace can have its own focus area, project, or purpose.

Navigate to the Dashboard
Click "+ New Space"
Enter a name and description (or let it auto-generate from your goal)
Click "Create Space"

Pro Tip

If you provide a goal like "Track my React project decisions", the workspace name will auto-generate as "Track my React project" and the agent will be automatically configured!

Save Your First Snapshot

Snapshots are saved conversations or notes. They're automatically enriched with AI-generated summaries and indexed for search.

Via MCP (Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, etc.)

javascript

snapshot-conversation({
  content: "Discussed implementing user authentication with OAuth 2.0.
Decided to use Supabase Auth for simplicity. Need to set up
GitHub and Google providers next week.",
  highlights: ["OAuth 2.0", "Supabase Auth", "GitHub provider"],
  private: false
})

What happens next?

Your snapshot is now being enriched by Claude. Within seconds, you'll have:

A concise summary
Category classification (e.g., "implementation")
Extracted key points
Identified concepts
Suggested action items

Search Your Knowledge

Once you have a few snapshots, you can search them using natural language queries.

Via MCP

javascript

query-workspace({
  query: "What decisions did we make about authentication?",
  limit: 5
})

Example response:

json

{
  "success": true,
  "results": [
    {
      "snapshotId": "abc123...",
      "summary": "Decided to use Supabase Auth with OAuth 2.0...",
      "category": "implementation",
      "similarity": 0.92,
      "keyPoints": [
        "OAuth 2.0 chosen for authentication",
        "Supabase Auth provides GitHub and Google providers",
        "Implementation scheduled for next week"
      ]
    }
  ]
}

Build Your Knowledge Base

The key to getting value from Spaces is consistent use. Here's how to build the habit:

When to Snapshot

After making decisions, solving problems, every 5-10 message exchanges, at the end of sessions, when learning something new, or before context switching.

When to Query

At the start of conversations, when you can't remember details, before similar decisions, when onboarding team members, or when writing documentation.