Platform

Platform is the canonical product reference: every user-visible feature in Tale, identical for Cloud and self-hosted. The pages here describe the UI someone clicks, the concept behind the UI, and the trade-offs between features that look similar.

The section is organised by area, then by feature within an area. Most readers do not read it front to back — they land here from a search result or a link from a tutorial, and the page they landed on should answer the question they brought. The role-indexed entries (Member, Editor, Developer, Admin) at the bottom of this section are for someone setting up their first day with the product.

Pages in this section

Chat — threads, agents in chat, attachments, arena mode, voice mode, the canvas pane, sharing.

Projects — shared workspaces that bundle files, instructions, threads, and project-scoped agents.

Agents — instructions, knowledge, tools, model, skills, delegation, versioning, webhook triggers.

Automations — workflows, triggers, executions, metrics, approval gates.

Conversations — the customer-channel inbox; status filtering, search.

Knowledge — documents, customers, products, vendors, websites, structured-data model.

Approvals — inline cards, workflow gates, the approver pool.

Workspace — prompt library and document comparison.

Integrations — third-party SaaS pairings and MCP servers.

Member, Editor, Developer — role-indexed quick tours for someone setting up their first day.

Admin — organization settings, providers, branding, integrations, plus the governance sub-tree.

Where this fits

Platform is the gravity well — Cloud and self-hosted both link into it for feature documentation, and every tutorial cites pages here for the underlying concepts. The page worth bookmarking on your first day is Agents → concepts — almost every other product page assumes the four-knob mental model that page builds.