Platform
Platform is the canonical product reference — every user-visible feature, identical for Cloud and self-hosted. Chat, projects, agents, automations, knowledge, approvals, admin.
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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.
Feature areas
Chat
The everyday entry point — 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 — plus skills, workers, versioning, and webhook triggers.
Automations
Installable bundles of integrations, agents, skills, and a workflow — the catalog, the install wizard, the editor and triggers behind each one, and the run history it leaves.
Knowledge
Documents, contacts, products, vendors, websites — the structured-data model agents cite.
Approvals
Inline cards, workflow gates, and the approver pool that keeps humans in the loop.
Prompt library
Saved prompts with personal, team, and global visibility, plus version history.
Models
The model catalog behind every picker — capability tags, defaults, and the shipped list.
Integrations
Third-party SaaS pairings and MCP servers.
Set up your first day
Four role-indexed entries map the same features from the reader's side of the desk — what a Member, an Editor, a Developer, or an Admin actually touches on day one.
Member
Chat, knowledge, personal preferences — the surface most people in most orgs use.
Editor
The build surface — agents, knowledge curation, automations, projects.
Developer
API keys, custom tools, webhooks, MCP servers — wiring Tale to external code.
Admin
Organization settings, providers, branding, integrations, and 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.