What should I add to my Knowledge Base?

Brand voice, product catalog, ICP, competitor facts, and do-not-say lists. Dense beats long. Content Operations retrieves the same chunks on every draft.

Can I import my Obsidian vault?

Yes. Bulk-upload a folder of .md files, or sync via GitHub if you use Obsidian Git.

How do credits work for imports?

5 credits per new file or message batch, max 20 per run. Already-imported paths are skipped. Mission Brief and AI Analyst retrieval from the Knowledge Base is included in those workflows.

Is my data used to train public models?

No. Your Knowledge Base grounds your outputs only. It is not used to train public models.

Knowledge Base

Give your AI a memory of your business.

Import from Obsidian, Google Drive, Slack, or bulk-upload docs. Every Mission Brief and draft pulls from your brand memory, not generic filler.

See it in the demo

Import sources

Paste textAvailable
Bulk / Obsidian vaultAvailable
GitHub (Obsidian Git)Available
Google DriveAvailable
SlackAvailable

Import paths

Import from where your knowledge already lives

No retyping brand docs. Connect sources explicitly, pay credits only for new content, and skip duplicates on re-import.

Paste text

Fastest path during onboarding: positioning, ICP, tone rules.

Bulk / Obsidian vault

Drag-drop or folder-select .md files from your vault.

GitHub (Obsidian Git)

Sync markdown from a connected repo, ideal for git-backed vaults.

Google Drive

Import a curated folder of Docs and text files.

Slack

Import pinned strategy threads from selected channels.

How Knowledge Base works

Generic AI produces generic output. The Knowledge Base is how Learn Domains avoids that: voice, product facts, ICP, and competitor positioning live in one account-wide memory layer.

Import where your knowledge already lives: Obsidian vault folders, git-synced repos, Google Drive brand folders, or curated Slack channels. Paste and single-file upload still work for quick seeds.

Documents are chunked, embedded, and retrieved when the AI Analyst answers or Content Operations drafts. That grounding is what turns ranked Mission Brief actions into execution you can trust.

When the Opportunity Engine flags a gap, Content Operations pulls the same Knowledge Base chunks so the draft matches how you already talk about the topic.

What you'll do with it

Import your existing stack

Obsidian, Drive, or Slack: no retyping brand docs into a new tool.

Ground Mission Briefs

Ranked actions reference your real positioning, not plausible guesses.

Onboard the AI once

5 credits per file. Dedupe on re-import. Compounds across Mission Brief, Content Operations, and the AI Analyst.

FAQs

Ground your first Mission Brief

Start with the $1 trial: import a vault folder or paste one positioning doc.

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