The Complete Workflow

KnowStack follows a simple three-step process: Collect, Generate, and Use. Here is how each step works in practice.

Step 1: Collect Your Data

Go to the Data Collection page and connect your data sources. KnowStack supports six types of sources:

  1. Websites -- Enter a URL and KnowStack crawls the entire site, extracting text from every page
  2. Emails -- Connect Gmail via OAuth or any email provider via IMAP, then fetch and sync your messages
  3. Documents -- Upload PDF, Word (DOCX), TXT, or CSV files directly
  4. Meetings -- Upload meeting transcripts from tools like Otter.ai, Fireflies, or Fathom
  5. Telegram -- Connect your Telegram account, select chats, and fetch message history
  6. Slack -- Connect your Slack workspace, select channels, and fetch message history

You can connect as many sources as you want. The more data you provide, the richer and more comprehensive your Knowledge Base will be.

Step 2: Generate a Knowledge Base

Go to the Content Generation page and follow the four-step wizard:

  1. Choose -- Select which data sources to include. Check or uncheck individual items within each source.
  2. Review -- Give your KB a title, choose an output language, review selected data, configure which sections to generate, add custom sections, and see an estimated cost.
  3. Generate -- Click 'Generate Knowledge Base' and watch real-time progress as AI processes each section.
  4. Done -- Your KB is ready. Click 'View Knowledge Base' to open it immediately.

Step 3: Use Your Knowledge Base

Go to the Knowledge Base page to view, search, edit, and manage your generated content. From here you can:

  • Browse sections and subsections in a table of contents sidebar
  • Use AI Search to ask natural-language questions and get AI-generated answers sourced from your KB
  • Edit any section using a rich text editor with full formatting support
  • Manage versions -- switch between different KB versions
  • Export to PDF or CSV for offline sharing
  • Control access -- set which roles can view or edit specific sections