Write or paste
Write your content inside Narratheque, or paste text you have already prepared.
Text importText import today.
Text import today.
A reference tomorrow.
Text import adds a method, a note or a lesson learned straight to your base, ready for your AI uses.
Text → Filing → Answers
What you can do
Text import: from content to practice.
Organise the knowledge
Give your content a title and file it in the right category.
Get more from it
Read the summary and the key points, then question or rewrite the information.
How it works
Text import: three steps to begin.
Add your text
Copy in a note or write a new contribution.
Name it and file it
Choose a plain title and a category to make it easy to find.
Put the content to work
Check the information extracted and use your text in your exchanges with the AI.
A concrete use
Text import often starts with a notebook
Add a way of working or what a project taught you, so the team can find it again and reuse it.
Frequently asked questions
What you want to know about text import.
Does the text need formatting before it is added?
No. Plain text is fine: formatting does not enter the index. What matters is naming the content and filing it in the right base so you can find it later.
How long should a text be?
Anything from a few lines to a procedure several pages long. Beyond that, split by subject: one entry per topic gives sharper answers than a catch-all document.
Can I correct a text afterwards?
Yes. An entry can be edited and replaced. Just remember to remove the old version: two contradictory texts in the same base produce unstable answers.
Who should review what goes into the base?
Someone who knows the subject. Content added without review turns up as it is in the answers: misreadings are avoided at the moment of adding, not afterwards. Name one person per base rather than setting up a general review.
