Last updated September 14, 2026
Org-Level Intelligence
After mapping repos and binding documents, connect a model provider once for the org so people can ask questions in plain language. Publish boards when people only need read-only access without an account.
This page explains what needs a provider and what works without one.
New here? Build a landscape first: the Plugin or Chat path builds one from an interview, the Hands-On path has you draw it.
What runs without a model, and what needs one
The plugin loop needs no provider. The code plugin runs inside your AI host. /analyze builds the graph locally, /sync pushes it, and /adopt extracts an aspect from the same session.
The connect plugin also needs no provider. Its /sync checks an authored board against a document repo, proposes evidence links, and reports drift. Neither plugin calls a model on our servers.
Two things need a provider: chat and an analysis started inside the portal. Both run on our servers, and our servers do not include a built-in model.
Connecting a provider
One connection covers the org. Open Settings → Connectors (/settings opens the same page) and authorize a model provider such as OpenRouter. Every workspace uses that connection; nothing repeats per board or person.
What chat adds
Once a provider is connected, a Chat button appears on every board screen. One conversation follows you between boards and reads mapped nodes, edges, aspects, bound sources, and past insights.
Chat can create a context board, start an analysis, and draft intents. Drafted intents stay drafts until a person hands them off to developers. The scope chip shows how much of the landscape the answer used.
A new chat thread offers quick starts such as assessing the board or drawing a context board. Each quick start only pre-fills the message; chat chooses the tools from your request. Chat covers the full process, and Insights explains where insights appear.
Publishing to everyone else
Publishing needs no model. Publish a board and stakeholders can read it at a stable URL without an account. Choose the address, included insights, aspects, and skills, and visibility: public, unlisted, or protected. Re-publish to update; the URL stays the same.
Publishing Boards explains the wizard, the visibility tiers, and what a stakeholder gets.
What's next
Chat
One conversation across every screen — scope, tools, and what it can change.
Publishing Boards
The wizard, visibility, and keeping a publication current.
For Every Role
One loop, four starting points — who does what with the same board.
Permissions & Access
Org roles, per-board access, and published visibility — and how the three combine.