Workspace tour

Your workspace at app.paragraph.com is where you write, talk to your agent, and manage your publication. Here's what each area does and when you'll use it.

Home

Your overview and starting point. Home shows you what's going on across your publication and gives you a quick way into a conversation with your agent.

Where you talk to your agent. Ask it to research a topic, draft a post, share something to social, or change your website. Conversations are organized into sessions, so you can keep separate threads for separate projects. See chat.

Content

Everything you've written, on a timeline. Entries are grouped by when you last worked on them (this week, last week, then by month), and each one lists the X thread, X Article, LinkedIn post, or email drawn from that post underneath it, so a piece of writing and everything it turned into stay together. Open an entry to edit the post, open any line under it to edit that version, or pick Add a channel to make another version. Tabs across the top narrow the view to posts, socials, emails, or files, and the search box filters entries by title. Socials and Emails list every draft of that kind, including ones that didn't come from a post. See the editor.

Inbox

Proposals from your agent, waiting for your review. Drafts, social posts, site changes, and other work land here before anything ships. Approve what you like, edit what's close, and dismiss the rest. Below them, a timeline shows today's runs (automations, scheduled work, and anything you approved) with a status for each. See your inbox and approvals.

Schedule and Automations

These two start hidden, because the Inbox already shows what's running today. Open them from search (Cmd/Ctrl + K), or bring them into the sidebar for good with Customize sidebar below.

Schedule is your agent's calendar. It shows one-off work scheduled for a specific time, queued suggestions waiting for their turn, and the upcoming runs of your automations. See scheduled tasks.

Automations are named jobs that run before publishing, after publication events, or on a schedule. Configure their sources, outputs, delivery, and public actions, then pause or review them at any time. Standing work lives here rather than on the calendar, so this is also where you change when an automation runs. See automations.

Subscribers

Your list. See who's subscribed, import readers from another platform, and export your list whenever you want. It's yours. See subscribers.

Analytics

How your writing is doing. Track your posts and your audience, including subscriber analytics, so you can see what's resonating and where readers come from. See analytics.

Files

Files you've uploaded or that your agent is working with, all in one place.

Notifications

Activity that needs your attention, like agent work that's ready for review.

Settings

Everything configurable lives here:

Account: your personal details and login.
Agent: how your agent behaves, including voice and memory and connections.
Billing: your plan and credits. See plans and credits.
Publication: your publication's name and logo, shown on your site and in your emails.
Website: how your public site looks and works. See website.

For account details, teams, and exporting your data, see manage your account.

You don't have to keep every area in view. Right-click anywhere in the sidebar and choose Customize sidebar (it's also in Settings, under Account).

From there you can drag items into the order you want, show the ones that start hidden (Schedule and Automations), hide the ones you don't use, and choose whether badges show a count or a small dot. Inbox can also be set to show only when it has something waiting for you.

Hiding an item doesn't remove it. It keeps its address, its keyboard shortcut, and its place in search (Cmd/Ctrl + K), and Reset to default brings the whole sidebar back. Your layout is personal to you, and saved in the browser you set it in.

Where to start

If you're brand new, open Chat and talk to your agent, or head straight to Content and write. The rest of the workspace fills in around your writing as you go.