Last updated October 24, 2026
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Org-Level Intelligence
Once your repos are mapped and documents bound, connect a model provider once for the whole org so people can ask questions in plain language. For people who need only read-only access without an account, publish boards.
New here? Build a landscape first. The Plugin or Chat path builds one from an interview; on the Hands-On path you draw it yourself.
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 /ground checks an authored board against a document repo. Nothing in the plugin loop calls a model on our servers.
Two things use a model: chat and an analysis started inside the portal. Both run on our servers and start on your organization's trial credits, at one credit per message. When the credits run out, both need a connected model provider.
Connecting a provider
Connect one when the trial credits run out, or from the start if you'd rather use your own account and models. Open Settings → Connectors and authorize a model provider such as OpenRouter. Every workspace in the org uses that connection, so you don't connect again for each board or person.
What chat adds
Every board screen has a Chat button. One conversation stays with you as you move between boards, and ProvenMap works from mapped nodes, edges, aspects, bound sources and past insights.
In chat, you can get a context board, start an analysis, and draft work items. Drafted work items stay drafts until a person hands them off to developers. 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. You choose the address, which insights, aspects, and skills to include, and the visibility: public, unlisted, protected, or, with SSO, your organization. To update the board, publish it again; 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.