Import from your AI

A tab on What we know. You copy one prompt into the assistant that knows your business best, paste its answer back (or upload it as a text or Markdown file), tick the lines to keep and confirm. Each line lands where that value lives: what you sell, your price, your tone rules, your competitors, your goals.

Most founders have already explained their business to an AI assistant many times. Typing it all again into another product is the step people skip, and a team that does not know your price or your words writes generic copy.

The prompt asks for fixed headings so the answer can be read by code rather than guessed at, tells the assistant to write "unknown" where it is not sure and "none yet" when there is no proof, and forbids inventing anything. What comes back is still another AI's account of you, so nothing is written until you have read it: every line becomes an ordinary memory proposal with the same Confirm, the same write-through and the same undo as a change you typed. Proof stays marked Not confirmed until you confirm it, because a result another assistant remembers is not yet a result you have checked.

1. 01Open What we know and choose the Import from your AI tab. If memory is empty, the line under the empty card opens it too.
2. 02Press Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, in the account where you have talked about the business most.
3. 03Paste the whole reply into the box, or upload it as a .md or .txt file, and press Read it.
4. 04Read the list. New lines start ticked. Already known lines are merged, not doubled. Where your AI says something different from what memory holds, both are shown side by side and memory keeps its own until you choose the imported version.
5. 05Press Propose. The workspace owner then presses Confirm them all, or opens each proposal on What we know to change or cancel it. A member's import waits for the owner.

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