Navigating the Climatalist Knowledge Base Platform

The Climatalist Knowledge Base Platform enables users to centralize resources, knowledge, and content files into a cohesive knowledge base. This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough to help users effectively utilize the platform for creating and accessing digestible content.

Step 1

Begin by familiarizing yourself with the Climatalist Knowledge Base Platform. This platform is designed to help you consolidate all your resources, content files, and knowledge into a single, accessible base, allowing for the creation of digestible content.

Step 2

On the initial page, you can set the taxonomy for your organization. This feature allows you to collect and systematically organize resources for easy access. By selecting a specific taxonomy, such as "regenerative mindset," you can view sub-taxonomies and related content.

Step 3

Here, you will find various types of content, including field guides, which are report-based, event summaries generated from event transcripts, and raw resources that have been uploaded to the platform.

Step 4

By selecting a guide, you can explore our guide viewing interface, which offers a consistent experience across different types of content, such as event summaries.

Step 5

The guide content is crafted by our AI agent using resources from your knowledge base. The content is fully cited, with citations available both as a list and inline. Web citations are marked in blue and direct you to the exact source location.

Step 6

You have the option to view the original source or explore knowledge-based citations, highlighted in green. These citations refer to resources uploaded to your knowledge base.

Step 7

Upon selecting a citation, you can view the corresponding document within our platform.

Step 8

The document will be integrated into the chat context, allowing you to discuss it further or view a summary. This functionality enables in-depth exploration of the sources and the claims derived from them.

Step 9

In our primary guide viewing interface, long content is segmented using various types of blocks, including callout blocks and statistical blocks, to enhance readability.

Step 10

We extract information about people and organizations. This feature allows you to access summarized data about organizations and pose related questions, such as "Where in New Zealand is this organization?" The answers are derived from the entire context of the guide.

Step 11

This experience extends to individuals as well, providing a consistent interface for extracting and querying information.

Step 12

You can view cited responses to the questions asked and continue exploring the guide seamlessly.

Step 13

Within the guide, you have the flexibility to conduct searches at any time. For example, by entering "soil," you can view related guides, event summaries, or resources.

Step 14

Clicking on a search result allows you to access and explore the specific guide.

Step 15

This feature enables swift navigation through the entire knowledge set and base. Furthermore, users can engage in chats across the entire guide.

Step 16

The chat functionality searches across all resources and content within your guide, ensuring comprehensive coverage.