# Chief API

> Extend Chief from your own agents, apps, and automations — via the MCP server, REST API, and CLI.

## Docs

- [Use Chief with your AI coding agent](https://docs.chief.bot/ai-native.md): Connect Chief to Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex and start asking questions in minutes — no SDK or curl required.
- [Create Action](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/create-action.md): Mints an action in the focused project. The prompt is plain text; the server stores it base64-encoded. Provide exactly one of `schedule` (cron) or `trigger` (content-driven). The action starts enabled.
- [Delete Action](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/delete-action.md): Soft-deletes the action and clears any pending scheduled runs.
- [Disable Action](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/disable-action.md): Pauses an action so it stops running on its trigger or schedule.
- [Enable Action](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/enable-action.md): Resumes a paused action so it runs on its trigger or schedule.
- [List Actions](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/list-actions.md): Returns a page of actions visible in the focused project, newest first.
- [Retrieve Action](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/retrieve-action.md)
- [Update Action](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/actions/update-action.md): Overwrites the action's name, description, and config. All fields are replaced; send the full desired state, not a partial patch.
- [Complete Asset Upload](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/assets/complete-asset-upload.md): Step 3 of 3. Call after the PUT to `upload_url` returns 2xx. The server reads the uploaded object's size and MD5 from blob storage, records them on the asset row, and hands the asset to the ingest pipeline. The response carries the current asset status; clients poll `GET /v1/assets/{id}` until statu…
- [Create Asset Upload](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/assets/create-asset-upload.md): Step 1 of 3. Reserves an asset record and mints a signed upload URL. The client must then PUT the exact bytes to `upload_url` (step 2) and call `POST /v1/assets/{id}/complete` (step 3) to hand off to the ingest pipeline.
- [Delete Asset](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/assets/delete-asset.md): Soft-deletes the asset and its attached labels.
- [List Assets](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/assets/list-assets.md): Returns a page of assets in the focused project. Each item carries its attached labels inline under `labels[]` so callers can filter to unlabeled assets in a single round-trip.
- [Retrieve Asset](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/assets/retrieve-asset.md): Returns the current ingest state for an asset. Clients poll this endpoint after `POST /v1/assets/{id}/complete` until `status` is `ready` or `failed`.
- [Update Asset](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/assets/update-asset.md): Patches the asset's name and/or description. Both fields are optional; omitting one leaves it unchanged. Only allowed once the asset has reached `ready` — calls against an asset still ingesting or failed respond with HTTP 400.
- [Add Chat Member](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/add-chat-member.md): Adds one user to the restricted chat's audience by email. The email must resolve to a current member of the chat's project — a newly invited user becomes addable only after accepting the invitation. Unknown emails are rejected with code `publicapi.chats.members.add.email.unknown` and nothing changes…
- [Create Share Link](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/create-share-link.md): Creates the chat's public share link. Anyone with the URL can read the conversation without authentication. Each chat has at most one active link.
- [Delete Chat](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/delete-chat.md): Soft-deletes the chat and its messages.
- [Delete Message](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/delete-message.md): Soft-deletes a single message from the chat.
- [List Chat Members](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/list-chat-members.md): Returns the restricted chat's audience. Chat members are distinct from project members: audience membership only narrows who can read the chat and never grants project access. Only users who can update the chat may read its audience.
- [List Chats](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/list-chats.md): Returns chats accessible to the authenticated PAT in the focused project, newest first. Pagination is cursor-based: pass the previous response's `last_id` as `after_id` to fetch the next page. `has_more: false` means the end.
- [List Messages](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/list-messages.md): Returns metadata for every message in the chat. The response does not include message content; clients fetch one message at a time via `GET /v1/chats/{id}/messages/{mid}` when they need the body.
- [Remove Chat Member](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/remove-chat-member.md): Removes one user from the restricted chat's audience. Use the `user_id` returned by `GET /v1/chats/{id}/members`. Requires the chat's visibility to be `restricted`; other levels respond `409`.
- [Rename Chat](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/rename-chat.md): Updates the chat's title. Title is the only mutable chat field.
- [Retrieve Chat](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/retrieve-chat.md): Returns chat-level metadata only. Does not include messages — fetch them under `GET /v1/chats/{id}/messages` (list) or `GET /v1/chats/{id}/messages/{mid}` (single, with content).
- [Retrieve Message](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/retrieve-message.md): Returns one message. Poll until `response` (and `prompt`) appear — that's the signal the workflow has written the recording. While the workflow is still in flight, content fields are omitted.
- [Retrieve Share Link](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/retrieve-share-link.md): Returns the chat's share-link status. `url` and `created_at` are omitted when the chat isn't shared.
- [Revoke Share Link](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/revoke-share-link.md): Revokes the chat's share link. The public URL stops working immediately. Responds `404` when no active link exists.
- [Send Message](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/send-message.md): Appends a new turn to the chat. Returns immediately with the new `message_id`; poll `GET /v1/chats/{id}/messages/{message_id}` for terminal status.
- [Set Chat Visibility](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/set-chat-visibility.md): Sets the chat's access level: `project` (every project member can read it), `restricted` (only the owner and the audience managed under `/v1/chats/{id}/members`), or `private` (owner only).
- [Start Chat](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/chats/start-chat.md): Starts a new chat. Returns immediately with the new `chat_id` + `message_id`; poll `GET /v1/chats/{chat_id}/messages/{message_id}` until that message's status is `done` or `error`. To append a turn to an existing chat, use `POST /v1/chats/{id}/messages`.
- [Errors](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/errors.md): Troubleshoot API failures with the error envelope and stable error codes.
- [Introduction](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/introduction.md): General concepts, response codes, and authentication for the Chief Public API.
- [Attach Label to Asset](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/attach-label-to-asset.md): Attaches a label to the asset. The label is resolved by name within the focused project; if no label with that name exists it is auto-created as a bare label (no color/icon) and then attached. To set display metadata up front, mint the label first via `POST /v1/labels`.
- [Create Label](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/create-label.md): Mints a label in the focused project with optional display metadata (color, icon). Use this when you want to set metadata up front; `POST /v1/assets/{id}/labels` will otherwise auto-create a bare label by name on first attach.
- [Delete Label](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/delete-label.md): Soft-deletes the label and removes it from every asset it was attached to.
- [Detach Label from Asset](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/detach-label-from-asset.md): Removes the association between the asset and the label. The label itself is not deleted — only the attachment. Detaching a label that isn't attached is treated as success.
- [List Labels](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/list-labels.md): Returns a page of labels visible in the focused project, newest first.
- [Retrieve Label](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/retrieve-label.md): Returns the full label view, including display metadata (color, icon) that the listing omits.
- [Update Label](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/labels/update-label.md): Patches the label's display metadata. Each field is optional; omitting one leaves it unchanged. `color`, when set, must be a 6-digit hex code.
- [Create Memory](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/memories/create-memory.md): Stores a memory in the focused project. `category` is one of `identity`, `preference`, `fact`, `context`, or `instruction`. `importance` is a caller-assigned ranking weight. `scope` is optional and, for now, accepts only an empty value or `project`.
- [Delete Memory](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/memories/delete-memory.md): Soft-deletes the memory.
- [List Memories](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/memories/list-memories.md): Returns memories visible in the focused project. The envelope matches the chats/assets list shape.
- [Retrieve Memory](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/memories/retrieve-memory.md)
- [Update Memory](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/memories/update-memory.md): Replaces the memory's content. `category` and `importance` are optional patches; omitting one leaves it unchanged.
- [Pagination](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/pagination.md): Learn how cursor pagination works in the Chief Public API.
- [Create Project](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/projects/create-project.md): Creates a project. No tenancy header is required: the project lands in the org and workspace of the caller's root grant — for multi-org users that is deterministically the earliest grant on record. Billing is not caller-settable; the org default applies.
- [Create Project Invitation](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/projects/create-project-invitation.md): Invites one user to the project by email. The invitation email is sent automatically. The invited user becomes a project member only after accepting — until then they cannot be added to a restricted chat's audience.
- [List Project Members](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/projects/list-project-members.md): Returns every user holding a grant in the project. Project members are distinct from chat members: project membership grants access, while a restricted chat's audience can only narrow it within the project.
- [List Projects](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/projects/list-projects.md): Returns every project the API key can reach. No tenancy header is required; the list is scoped by the caller's grants.
- [Revoke Project Invitation](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/projects/revoke-project-invitation.md): Revokes a pending invitation. Invitations outside the project, or projects outside the caller's reach, respond `404`.
- [Update Project](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/projects/update-project.md): Replaces the project's name and description — the only two mutable fields. This is a full set, not a patch: omitting `description` clears it. Project ids outside the caller's reach respond `404`.
- [Delete Session](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/sessions/delete-session.md): Soft-deletes the session and its transcript.
- [List Sessions](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/sessions/list-sessions.md): Returns recording sessions in the focused project, newest first. The listing is metadata-only — fetch a session's transcript via `GET /v1/sessions/{id}`.
- [Retrieve Session](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/sessions/retrieve-session.md): Returns the full session view, including the transcript under `turns[]`. Blob location and tenancy are not exposed.
- [Update Session](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/sessions/update-session.md): Patches the session's name and/or description. Each field is optional; omitting one leaves it unchanged.
- [Create Skill](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/create-skill.md): Mints a skill in the focused project. `scope` is `project` or `user` (the compiled `system` scope is read-only). `category` is `skill` or `persona`. The skill starts enabled.
- [Delete Skill](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/delete-skill.md): Soft-deletes the skill. System skills cannot be deleted.
- [Disable Skill](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/disable-skill.md): Marks the skill disabled for the caller so the tool pipeline skips it.
- [Enable Skill](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/enable-skill.md): Marks the skill enabled for the caller so the tool pipeline loads it.
- [List Skills](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/list-skills.md): Returns skills visible in the focused project — system, project, and user scopes the caller can access. The envelope matches the chats/assets list shape.
- [Retrieve Skill](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/retrieve-skill.md)
- [Update Skill](https://docs.chief.bot/api-reference/skills/update-skill.md): Patches a skill. Every field is optional; omitting one leaves it unchanged. `category`, when set, must be `skill` or `persona`.
- [Build on Chief](https://docs.chief.bot/documentation.md): Extend Chief with the MCP server, REST API, and CLI — bring your project's knowledge into your own agents, applications, and automations.
- [Actions](https://docs.chief.bot/guides/actions.md): Automate recurring work — run a prompt on a schedule or on new content, and email the result.
- [Assets](https://docs.chief.bot/guides/assets.md): Upload files with signed URLs, complete ingest, and poll until ready.
- [Chats](https://docs.chief.bot/guides/chats.md): Start chats, append turns, list history, and poll for assistant output.
- [Labels](https://docs.chief.bot/guides/labels.md): Create labels, list them, and attach labels to assets.
- [Changing your email · Signing out](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/changing-your-email-signing-out.md): Sign out from the account menu.
- [Deleting your account](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/deleting-your-account.md): There is no self-serve delete button in Chief today.
- [Interface preferences (Enter-key, sidebar, advanced mode)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/interface-preferences-enter-key-sidebar-advanced-mode.md): Most interface preferences are in Settings → General.
- [Language & locale (17 languages)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/language-locale-17-languages.md): Chief can show its interface in 17 languages, plus an automatic option that follows your browser or device settings.
- [Managing your profile](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/managing-your-profile.md): Your profile details appear in the account menu.
- [Notification preferences](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/notification-preferences.md): Chief can notify you when a prompt finishes, so you can step away from a long answer and come back when it is done.
- [Regular vs. Advanced Mode](https://docs.chief.bot/help/account-settings/regular-vs-advanced-mode.md): Advanced Mode unlocks Chief's power-user controls.
- [Auto-approving Actions & granting permissions](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/auto-approving-actions-granting-permissions.md): By default, when an Action wants to take a real-world step — send an email, change a calendar event — Chief pauses and asks you to approve it first.
- [Confirming an Action before it runs](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/confirming-an-action-before-it-runs.md): When an Action proposes a real-world step that you haven't pre-approved — sending an email, creating or moving a calendar event, moving messages to Trash — Chief doesn't do it silently.
- [Connecting a custom MCP server](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/connecting-a-custom-mcp-server.md): Out of the box, an Action can deliver results by email and save them to your Library.
- [Creating your first Action](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/creating-your-first-action.md): An Action runs a prompt for you automatically — on a schedule, or whenever new data lands in its scope — and delivers the result.
- [Deduplication — avoiding repeat reports](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/deduplication-avoiding-repeat-reports.md): A recurring Action can drift into repeating the same findings week after week.
- [Managing email notifications](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/managing-email-notifications.md): Once an Action emails its results, you can manage who's on the list and whether each person is still subscribed — all from the Action's editor.
- [Pausing, resuming & deleting Actions](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/pausing-resuming-deleting-actions.md): Every Action shows as a card on the Actions page inside a Project.
- [Saving Action output to your Library](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/saving-action-output-to-your-library.md): Besides emailing results, an Action can save each run's output to your Library as a file.
- [Scheduling Actions (days, dates, times)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/scheduling-actions-days-dates-times.md): When an Action's Trigger Type is set to On a schedule, a schedule box appears that reads as a sentence: Run at [time] [timezone] on [frequency].
- [Sending results by email](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/sending-results-by-email.md): Email is the way Actions deliver results to people.
- [Triggers: on a schedule vs. on new data](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/triggers-on-a-schedule-vs-on-new-data.md): Every Action runs on one of two triggers, chosen under Trigger Type in the create or edit dialog.
- [Viewing run history & running manually](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/viewing-run-history-running-manually.md): While viewing an Action's result, open the Run history drawer to move between past runs without leaving the thread.
- [What are Actions?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/actions-automation/what-are-actions.md): An Action is a saved prompt that Chief runs for you automatically — on a schedule, or whenever new data lands in a Project.
- [Calling on a specific agent in your prompt](https://docs.chief.bot/help/answer-depth-chiefs-agents/calling-on-a-specific-agent-in-your-prompt.md): Most of the time Chief picks the right agents for you.
- [Deep Intelligence (Research) mode](https://docs.chief.bot/help/answer-depth-chiefs-agents/deep-intelligence-research-mode.md): Deep Intelligence is Chief's most powerful response mode.
- [How modes affect credit usage](https://docs.chief.bot/help/answer-depth-chiefs-agents/how-modes-affect-credit-usage.md): Chief runs on credits, and your response mode is the biggest lever on how many a prompt uses.
- [Magic Suggestions — context-aware insight prompts](https://docs.chief.bot/help/answer-depth-chiefs-agents/magic-suggestions-context-aware-insight-prompts.md): Sometimes the hardest part is knowing what to ask.
- [Meet Chief's agents: Explorer, Librarian, Researcher, Planner](https://docs.chief.bot/help/answer-depth-chiefs-agents/meet-chiefs-agents-explorer-librarian-researcher-planner.md): When a request is complex, Chief doesn't reason in one straight line.
- [Response modes: Automatic, Fast & Expert](https://docs.chief.bot/help/answer-depth-chiefs-agents/response-modes-automatic-fast-expert.md): Every prompt you send Chief runs in a response mode that decides how much reasoning to spend on your answer.
- [Asking good questions: prompting best practices](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/asking-good-questions-prompting-best-practices.md): Chief answers the question you actually asked.
- [Branching a chat to explore alternatives](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/branching-a-chat-to-explore-alternatives.md): Branching lets you try a different version of a turn without throwing away the first one.
- [Deleting a chat](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/deleting-a-chat.md): Deleting a chat thread removes it permanently.
- [Editing, copying & downloading messages](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/editing-copying-downloading-messages.md): Every prompt and answer in a chat thread has its own hover actions.
- [Following up & continuing the conversation](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/following-up-continuing-the-conversation.md): A chat keeps its context, so following up is faster than starting over.
- [How chats work](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/how-chats-work.md): A chat is where you ask Chief a question and get an answer grounded in your own knowledge.
- [Improving your prompt with Chief's suggestions](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/improving-your-prompt-with-chiefs-suggestions.md): As you type a prompt, Chief can suggest a sharper, more complete version — a card titled Try this improved prompt appears above the prompt bar.
- [Reading the activity feed](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/reading-the-activity-feed.md): The Activity feed is Chief's show-your-work view.
- [Regenerating or stopping a response](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/regenerating-or-stopping-a-response.md): While Chief is generating an answer, a Stop Generating button appears just above the prompt bar.
- [Renaming chats & auto-generated titles](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/renaming-chats-auto-generated-titles.md): Chief gives each chat thread a title automatically based on your conversation, so your chat list stays easy to scan.
- [Running chats in the background & browser notifications](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/running-chats-in-the-background-browser-notifications.md): Some prompts take a while — deep research, big reports, long reasoning.
- [The text selection menu: act on any passage](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/the-text-selection-menu-act-on-any-passage.md): Highlight any passage in an answer and Chief offers a menu of things to do with exactly that text — copy it, chat about it, cite its sources, fact-check it, explain it more simply, rewrite it, translate it, and more.
- [Understanding sources & citations in answers](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/understanding-sources-citations-in-answers.md): Chief grounds answers in your sources and shows its work, so you are never guessing where a claim came from.
- [Working offline & draft preservation](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/working-offline-draft-preservation.md): Lost your Wi-Fi for a moment?
- [Working with an answer: the response menu](https://docs.chief.bot/help/chatting-with-chief/working-with-an-answer-the-response-menu.md): Under every finished answer is a row of action buttons — the response menu.
- [Building a Collection with AND/OR Label filters](https://docs.chief.bot/help/collections/building-a-collection-with-and-or-label-filters.md): A Collection is built entirely from Label filters, so you need at least one Label that's applied to some files.
- [What are Collections?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/collections/what-are-collections.md): A Collection is a saved filter that fences off part of your Library using your Labels.
- [Concept Timelines](https://docs.chief.bot/help/concepts/concept-timelines.md): When you open a Concept, its details panel shows a timeline of the citations the Concept was built from.
- [Defining a Concept & exploring the Concept Graph](https://docs.chief.bot/help/concepts/defining-a-concept-exploring-the-concept-graph.md): Chief surfaces most Concepts for you automatically, but you can also define your own — telling Chief exactly which theme to track.
- [Navigating the Concepts view & viewing Concept details](https://docs.chief.bot/help/concepts/navigating-the-concepts-view-viewing-concept-details.md): The Concepts page has two parts: the interactive Concept Graph on top and a list of Concept cards below.
- [What are Concepts?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/concepts/what-are-concepts.md): A Concept is a recurring theme Chief finds running through your Library — an idea, topic, or entity that shows up across multiple files.
- [Building presentations & choosing a theme](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/building-presentations-choosing-a-theme.md): Chief can turn your research, notes, or analysis into a slide presentation — a real deck with themed slides, not a wall of bullet points.
- [Copying responses as rich text or Markdown](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/copying-responses-as-rich-text-or-markdown.md): The fastest way to move a Chief answer into an email, doc, or ticket is to copy it.
- [Downloading responses (PDF, DOCX, XLSX, CSV, Markdown, text) & tables](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/downloading-responses-pdf-docx-xlsx-csv-markdown-text-tables.md): Any answer Chief gives you can leave the app as a file.
- [Exporting presentations to Google Slides](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/exporting-presentations-to-google-slides.md): If your team finishes decks in Google Slides, Chief can send a generated presentation straight there instead of making you rebuild it slide by slide.
- [Generating charts & visualizations](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/generating-charts-visualizations.md): When an answer contains numbers worth comparing, Chief can turn them into a chart you can read at a glance and drop into a report.
- [Generating images   [beta]](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/generating-images-beta.md): Beyond charts, Chief can generate images from your content — a conceptual illustration for a blog post, a metaphorical image for a slide, or a photorealistic scene.
- [Generating reports & documents](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/generating-reports-documents.md): When you need more than a chat answer — a formatted report you can hand to a stakeholder — ask Chief to generate one.
- [Turning answers & Concepts into visuals — charts, infographics, word clouds, mind maps, timelines (Visualize)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/turning-answers-concepts-into-visuals-charts-infographics-word-clouds-mind-maps-timelines-visualize.md): You just asked Chief to break down last quarter's numbers, and you got a clean, accurate answer — a few paragraphs and a table.
- [Working with artifacts & the document editor  (concept)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/creating-exporting/working-with-artifacts-the-document-editor-concept.md): When Chief writes a document, builds a chart, or drafts a report, that output isn't just text in the chat — it's an artifact: a self-contained file you can open, edit, download, and save to your Project.
- [Applying a voice to a chat ("Respond as")](https://docs.chief.bot/help/expert-voices/applying-a-voice-to-a-chat-respond-as.md): You apply an Expert Voice from the Respond as control in the prompt bar.
- [Creating a custom expert voice](https://docs.chief.bot/help/expert-voices/creating-a-custom-expert-voice.md): When the built-in voices don't quite match how you want Chief to sound, create your own Expert Voice.
- [Using built-in expert voices](https://docs.chief.bot/help/expert-voices/using-built-in-expert-voices.md): Chief includes a set of ready-made Expert Voices you can switch to instantly.
- [What are Expert Voices?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/expert-voices/what-are-expert-voices.md): An Expert Voice defines how Chief communicates — its perspective, tone, and level of detail.
- [Chief on web, desktop & browser extension](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/chief-on-web-desktop-browser-extension.md): Chief runs in three places so you can capture and ask about information without switching context: the web app, a desktop app, and a browser extension.
- [Core concepts & glossary](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/core-concepts-glossary.md): Chief organizes your work around a handful of building blocks.
- [Creating your account & signing in](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/creating-your-account-signing-in.md): Chief doesn't use passwords.
- [Free credits & what you get on signup](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/free-credits-what-you-get-on-signup.md): When you create a Chief account, your first 10,000 credits are on us.
- [Inviting your team](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/inviting-your-team.md): Sharing a Project lets colleagues see the same Files and chats and collaborate with you.
- [Keyboard shortcuts, the command palette (⌘K) & Hint Mode](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/keyboard-shortcuts-the-command-palette-k-hint-mode.md): Chief has a command palette, a small set of keyboard shortcuts, and a keyboard-driven navigation overlay called Hint Mode.
- [Setting up your first project](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/setting-up-your-first-project.md): Projects are a great way to collaborate with colleagues, teams, and communities.
- [The Chief interface: a quick tour](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/the-chief-interface-a-quick-tour.md): Chief has three main areas: the navigation sidebar on the left, the prompt bar in the center, and the home screen around it.
- [Uploading your first document](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/uploading-your-first-document.md): Uploading a document adds it to your Library — the place where you upload documents, data, and other files to reference in your chats.
- [What is Chief?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/what-is-chief.md): Chief is your AI Chief of Staff.
- [Your first conversation with Chief](https://docs.chief.bot/help/getting-started/your-first-conversation-with-chief.md): When you open a Project, the home screen shows the Project's name and a single prompt bar in the center with the placeholder "What can I help you accomplish?" You don't need to create a chat first — type your question and send it to begin a new conversation.
- [Chatting with the support team](https://docs.chief.bot/help/help-feedback-whats-new/chatting-with-the-support-team.md): When the help center doesn't answer your question, you can message the support team directly from the Get Help widget.
- [Getting help in Chief](https://docs.chief.bot/help/help-feedback-whats-new/getting-help-in-chief.md): Chief has a built-in Get Help widget.
- [Report errors & earn extra credits](https://docs.chief.bot/help/help-feedback-whats-new/report-errors-earn-extra-credits.md): Sometimes something goes wrong and Chief shows an error screen titled Unexpected Error - Let's Fix It.
- [Submitting feedback or reporting a bug](https://docs.chief.bot/help/help-feedback-whats-new/submitting-feedback-or-reporting-a-bug.md): Have an idea that would make Chief better, or hit something that isn't working right?
- [What’s new: the changelog](https://docs.chief.bot/help/help-feedback-whats-new/whats-new-the-changelog.md): Chief ships updates often.
- [How Chief creates Concepts](https://docs.chief.bot/help/how-chief-works-magic-under-the-hood/how-chief-creates-concepts.md): The most valuable patterns in your data — "churn risk," your key competitors, recurring product themes — are usually spread across dozens of files, never written down in one place.
- [How Chief finds answers in your files: retrieval & citations](https://docs.chief.bot/help/how-chief-works-magic-under-the-hood/how-chief-finds-answers-in-your-files-retrieval-citations.md): An answer you can't trace is an answer you can't trust.
- [How Chief processes spreadsheets](https://docs.chief.bot/help/how-chief-works-magic-under-the-hood/how-chief-processes-spreadsheets.md): A lot of your most valuable data lives in spreadsheets — pipeline exports, financial models, survey results.
- [How Chief reads images & visuals — Vision Ingest](https://docs.chief.bot/help/how-chief-works-magic-under-the-hood/how-chief-reads-images-visuals-vision-ingest.md): Some of your most useful information never makes it into searchable text: a screenshot of an error, a photo of a whiteboard, a chart embedded as an image, a scanned document.
- [How Chief thinks: the multi-agent, agentic process](https://docs.chief.bot/help/how-chief-works-magic-under-the-hood/how-chief-thinks-the-multi-agent-agentic-process.md): Most AI tools give you a single thread of thinking, no matter how big the question.
- [Proactive intelligence: surfacing signals before you search](https://docs.chief.bot/help/how-chief-works-magic-under-the-hood/proactive-intelligence-surfacing-signals-before-you-search.md): Every other tool waits for you to ask.
- [API access & personal access tokens](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/api-access-personal-access-tokens.md): Personal access tokens let you call the Chief API on your behalf — for integrations and automation.
- [Gmail — read, search, draft, send, label, archive](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/gmail-read-search-draft-send-label-archive.md): Gmail runs on your Google connection.
- [Google Calendar (read, create, RSVP)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/google-calendar-read-create-rsvp.md): Google Calendar runs on your Google connection.
- [Google Drive](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/google-drive.md): Connecting Google Drive lets Chief sync files and folders from your Drive so it can read them inside your Projects and chats.
- [Google Workspace (org-wide setup) — admin guide](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/google-workspace-org-wide-setup-admin-guide.md): Connect a Google service account once so Chief can access your organization's Gmail, Calendar, and Drive on behalf of your users.
- [Integrations overview](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/integrations-overview.md): Integrations let Chief read from and act in the apps you already use — your Google Drive files, your Gmail inbox, your Google Calendar, your Notion workspace, and your Zoom meetings.
- [Managing integration permissions & connection status](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/managing-integration-permissions-connection-status.md): When an integration can change something in your accounts — send an email, create a calendar event, move messages to Trash — Chief asks before it acts.
- [MCP servers — connecting custom tools](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/mcp-servers-connecting-custom-tools.md): Beyond the built-in integrations, Chief can connect to MCP servers — tools and data sources that speak the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for exposing capabilities to AI assistants.
- [Notion](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/notion.md): Connecting Notion lets you sync some or all of your Notion workspace with a Chief Project, so Chief can read the pages and databases you choose to share.
- [Zoom](https://docs.chief.bot/help/integrations/zoom.md): Connecting Zoom lets Chief automatically sync your meeting transcripts and chat logs, so you can search and reference what was discussed without copying anything in by hand.
- [Bulk labeling](https://docs.chief.bot/help/labels/bulk-labeling.md): If a batch of files all belong together, you don't have to tag them one at a time.
- [Creating & customizing Labels (colors, icons)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/labels/creating-customizing-labels-colors-icons.md): Labels are tags you put on files in your Library.
- [Tagging files & filtering by Label](https://docs.chief.bot/help/labels/tagging-files-filtering-by-label.md): Tagging a file with a Label takes a couple of clicks and pays off twice: the Label shows on the file's card so you recognize it instantly, and you can filter your Library down to just the files that carry it.
- [Auto-generated summaries, decisions, action items & chat suggestions](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/auto-generated-summaries-decisions-action-items-chat-suggestions.md): As a Live Session runs, Chief reads the transcript and surfaces the parts that matter, so you don't have to write them up afterward.
- [Automatic meeting detection](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/automatic-meeting-detection.md): Automatic meeting detection is meant to save you from remembering to hit record: the Chief desktop app notices when a meeting is happening on your Mac and prompts you to capture it as a Live Session.
- [Connecting Zoom to auto-sync transcripts & chat logs](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/connecting-zoom-to-auto-sync-transcripts-chat-logs.md): Connecting Zoom lets Chief automatically sync your meeting transcripts and chat logs from Zoom, so that material comes into Chief without manual uploads.
- [Copying, downloading & sharing transcripts](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/copying-downloading-sharing-transcripts.md): A Live Session shows the full Transcript on its page, with speaker labels and timecodes.
- [How transcription works & speaker attribution](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/how-transcription-works-speaker-attribution.md): During a Live Session, Chief transcribes two audio sources from your Mac: your microphone (you) and your computer's system audio (everyone else on the call).
- [Installing the Chief desktop app (Mac) — required for capture](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/installing-the-chief-desktop-app-mac-required-for-capture.md): Live Sessions are captured by the Chief desktop app on macOS.
- [Pairing & managing devices · Updating the app](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/pairing-managing-devices-updating-the-app.md): Pairing links the Chief desktop app on your computer to your Chief web account, so your Live Sessions sync.
- [Searching a transcript](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/searching-a-transcript.md): A Live Session doesn't have a dedicated transcript search box.
- [Starting a chat from a meeting](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/starting-a-chat-from-a-meeting.md): Every Live Session can become a chat.
- [Starting a Live Session](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/starting-a-live-session.md): You need the Chief desktop app installed on your Mac and paired with your account.
- [What are Live Sessions?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/meetings-live-sessions/what-are-live-sessions.md): A Live Session is Chief listening to a meeting in real time.
- [Compressing memories to reduce clutter](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/compressing-memories-to-reduce-clutter.md): Over time you can end up with several memories that say almost the same thing.
- [Creating & editing memories](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/creating-editing-memories.md): You can write memories yourself instead of waiting for Chief to capture them.
- [Importing memories from text](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/importing-memories-from-text.md): Already have your context written down — notes, a bio, a brief, an onboarding doc?
- [Letting Chief auto-capture memories from chats](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/letting-chief-auto-capture-memories-from-chats.md): Chief can capture memories for you while you chat.
- [Memory health — keeping your context fresh](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/memory-health-keeping-your-context-fresh.md): The longer you use Chief, the more memories you accumulate — and some stop being useful.
- [Personal vs. project vs. organization memories](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/personal-vs-project-vs-organization-memories.md): Every memory lives in one of three scopes.
- [Pinning, archiving & restoring memories](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/pinning-archiving-restoring-memories.md): Pinning and archiving help you keep your memory list focused.
- [What are Memories?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/memories/what-are-memories.md): Memories let Chief remember the facts, preferences, and context that matter to you — so you stop re-explaining yourself in every chat.
- [Managing members & roles at the org level](https://docs.chief.bot/help/organization-administration/managing-members-roles-at-the-org-level.md): In Chief, who can do what is governed by roles on each Project, while broad company-wide access is governed by domain-based joining.
- [Org-wide integrations (Google Workspace, domain delegation)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/organization-administration/org-wide-integrations-google-workspace-domain-delegation.md): The Google Workspace integration connects a Google service account so Chief can access your organization's Gmail, Calendar, and Drive on behalf of your users.
- [Organization Memory — shared across all projects](https://docs.chief.bot/help/organization-administration/organization-memory-shared-across-all-projects.md): Organization Memory is a shared set of facts and context that Chief reuses across every Project in your Organization.
- [Organization settings overview](https://docs.chief.bot/help/organization-administration/organization-settings-overview.md): Your Organization is the top-level container for your company in Chief.
- [Understanding seats & domain-based access](https://docs.chief.bot/help/organization-administration/understanding-seats-domain-based-access.md): If you're used to tools that bill by "seats" and ask you to assign one to each person, Chief works differently.
- [Checking your credit balance & usage](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/checking-your-credit-balance-usage.md): Chief keeps your credit balance one click away.
- [Credit cost by mode](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/credit-cost-by-mode.md): Chief lets you dial intelligence up or down per task.
- [How credits work](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/how-credits-work.md): Credits are Chief's single unit of value.
- [Managing payment methods & invoices](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/managing-payment-methods-invoices.md): Chief handles payments through Stripe, so your card details and invoices live in the secure Stripe billing portal.
- [Personal vs. organization billing](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/personal-vs-organization-billing.md): In Chief, the credits a task uses don't always come from your personal balance.
- [Plans overview: Explore, Pro, Power User, Enterprise](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/plans-overview-explore-pro-power-user-enterprise.md): Chief runs on a single, simple idea: you only pay for the intelligence you use, measured in credits.
- [Refilling credits](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/refilling-credits.md): Running low, or just want a bigger buffer?
- [Upgrading, downgrading & cancelling](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/upgrading-downgrading-cancelling.md): Your plan isn't locked in.
- [What happens when you run out of credits](https://docs.chief.bot/help/plans-credits-billing/what-happens-when-you-run-out-of-credits.md): If you don't have enough credits for a task, Chief won't run it silently — it stops and shows an Out of credits message with the right next step for your situation.
- [Choosing which plan funds a project (billing source)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/choosing-which-plan-funds-a-project-billing-source.md): Every Project has a plan & billing source — the subscription that funds the usage inside it and decides which features members get.
- [Creating & configuring a project](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/creating-configuring-a-project.md): Use a new Project whenever you want to separate a body of work or collaborate with a specific group.
- [Deleting a project](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/deleting-a-project.md): Deleting a Project is permanent.
- [Inviting members (email, domain, invite link)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/inviting-members-email-domain-invite-link.md): All three invite methods live in the same place.
- [Removing members & managing access](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/removing-members-managing-access.md): Access to a Project is controlled by the invitations that granted it.
- [Roles & access levels: Owner, Collaborator, Reader](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/roles-access-levels-owner-collaborator-reader.md): Every member of a Project has exactly one role.
- [Switching, bookmarking & discovering projects](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/switching-bookmarking-discovering-projects.md): Chief works inside one active Project at a time.
- [What is a project?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/projects-sharing-teams/what-is-a-project.md): A Project bundles your files, chats, and team into one place in Chief.
- [Saving your own prompt templates](https://docs.chief.bot/help/prompts-the-launchpad/saving-your-own-prompt-templates.md): Saved Prompts let you store prompts you use often and reuse them in one click.
- [Searching prompts & the prompt library](https://docs.chief.bot/help/prompts-the-launchpad/searching-prompts-the-prompt-library.md): Chief has two prompt searches: one for the Prompt Launchpad (the shared gallery) and one for your Saved Prompts (your personal library).
- [Sharing a prompt via link](https://docs.chief.bot/help/prompts-the-launchpad/sharing-a-prompt-via-link.md): Chief turns any prompt into a shareable link.
- [Using featured prompts](https://docs.chief.bot/help/prompts-the-launchpad/using-featured-prompts.md): Featured prompts are the curated cards in the Prompt Launchpad.
- [What is the Launchpad?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/prompts-the-launchpad/what-is-the-launchpad.md): The Prompt Launchpad is a built-in gallery of ready-to-run prompts inside Chief.
- [Authentication & account security (magic link, tokens)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/security-privacy/authentication-account-security-magic-link-tokens.md): Chief signs you in without a password.
- [Compliance overview (DPA, privacy policy, terms)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/security-privacy/compliance-overview-dpa-privacy-policy-terms.md): This page points you to Chief's security and compliance resources and explains, at a high level, how your data is protected.
- [Data retention & deletion](https://docs.chief.bot/help/security-privacy/data-retention-deletion.md): You can delete your content in Chief at any time.
- [How your data is used (concept) — and whether it trains AI](https://docs.chief.bot/help/security-privacy/how-your-data-is-used-concept-and-whether-it-trains-ai.md): This article answers the questions people ask most about their data in Chief: Is it private?
- [Managing API tokens securely](https://docs.chief.bot/help/security-privacy/managing-api-tokens-securely.md): Personal access tokens let integrations and scripts call the Chief API on your behalf, with your account's permissions.
- [Visibility & access controls (private / restricted / project)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/security-privacy/visibility-access-controls-private-restricted-project.md): Every chat in Chief has a visibility level that controls who can see it.
- [Chat visibility: private, project & restricted](https://docs.chief.bot/help/sharing-visibility/chat-visibility-private-project-restricted.md): Every chat in a Chief Project has a visibility setting that decides exactly who can open it.
- [Revoking access to a shared chat](https://docs.chief.bot/help/sharing-visibility/revoking-access-to-a-shared-chat.md): A secret link stays live until you turn it off.
- [Sharing a chat by email](https://docs.chief.bot/help/sharing-visibility/sharing-a-chat-by-email.md): Instead of copying a secret link and pasting it elsewhere, you can have Chief email the link to specific people for you.
- [Sharing a chat via secret link](https://docs.chief.bot/help/sharing-visibility/sharing-a-chat-via-secret-link.md): A secret link lets anyone you send it to open a read-only copy of a chat thread in Chief — no account or Project membership required.
- [Sharing an individual answer or text block](https://docs.chief.bot/help/sharing-visibility/sharing-an-individual-answer-or-text-block.md): When one answer or a short passage is all you want to point someone to, Chief can build a link that opens the chat and scrolls straight to that spot.
- [Viewing shared chats as a guest](https://docs.chief.bot/help/sharing-visibility/viewing-shared-chats-as-a-guest.md): When someone sends you a Chief secret link, you can open the conversation without an account or Project membership.
- [Creating a custom skill (AI-assisted)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/skills/creating-a-custom-skill-ai-assisted.md): When a built-in Skill doesn't cover a task you repeat often, create your own.
- [Enabling, disabling & mentioning skills (@skill)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/skills/enabling-disabling-mentioning-skills-skill.md): A Skill has to be enabled before Chief will use it, and you bring an enabled Skill into a conversation by mentioning it with @.
- [Sharing skills with your project vs. private](https://docs.chief.bot/help/skills/sharing-skills-with-your-project-vs-private.md): Every custom Skill has a scope that controls who can use it.
- [Using built-in skills](https://docs.chief.bot/help/skills/using-built-in-skills.md): Chief comes with a set of built-in Skills you can use immediately — no setup required.
- [What are Skills?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/skills/what-are-skills.md): A Skill is a reusable set of instructions that teaches Chief how to do one job well.
- [Including public web data (Public Data)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/including-public-web-data-public-data.md): By default Chief answers from your Library.
- [@-mentioning files, Labels, Collections & Concepts](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/mentioning-files-labels-collections-concepts.md): An @-mention is the fastest way to point Chief at one specific thing — a file, a Label, a Collection, or a Concept — without opening the Library picker.
- [Responding in an Expert Voice ("Respond as")](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/responding-in-an-expert-voice-respond-as.md): An Expert Voice changes how Chief responds — its tone, perspective, and style.
- [Selecting a specific model (LLM)](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/selecting-a-specific-model-llm.md): By default, Chief's LLM router picks the best model for each prompt.
- [Setting the scope of a chat — "Using:" files, Labels, Collections, Concepts](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/setting-the-scope-of-a-chat-using-files-labels-collections-concepts.md): Scope is the set of knowledge Chief draws on to answer you.
- [The prompt bar: a tour of your chat controls](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/the-prompt-bar-a-tour-of-your-chat-controls.md): The prompt bar is the box at the bottom of every chat.
- [Using # variable fields in a prompt](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/using-variable-fields-in-a-prompt.md): Variable fields turn a prompt into a fill-in-the-blank template.
- [Voice input: dictate your prompt with "Talk to me"](https://docs.chief.bot/help/the-prompt-bar-scope/voice-input-dictate-your-prompt-with-talk-to-me.md): Prefer talking to typing?
- [A chat failed or stopped — how to recover](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/a-chat-failed-or-stopped-how-to-recover.md): Option A — Retry the failed message.
- [A meeting didn't transcribe](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/a-meeting-didnt-transcribe.md): Option A — Empty Live Session ("No transcript yet").
- [An integration disconnected or won't sync](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/an-integration-disconnected-or-wont-sync.md): Option A — "Reconnect Google to grant Calendar access."
- [Chief can't see / isn't using my document](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/chief-cant-see-isnt-using-my-document.md): Option A — Confirm the File is Ready.
- [I'm out of credits unexpectedly](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/im-out-of-credits-unexpectedly.md): Option A — Your personal balance is empty.
- [My file won't process or isn't ready](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/my-file-wont-process-or-isnt-ready.md): Every File moves through: Queued → Processing → Indexing → Ready.
- [My search isn't finding what I expect](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/my-search-isnt-finding-what-i-expect.md): Option A — Finding a File in the Library.
- [Payment & billing issues](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/payment-billing-issues.md): Option A — "Failed to open billing portal."
- [Performance & speed tips](https://docs.chief.bot/help/troubleshooting/performance-speed-tips.md): Option A — Workspace won't finish loading.
- [Adding web pages & URLs to your Library](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/adding-web-pages-urls-to-your-library.md): You do not have to download a page to use it.
- [Chatting with one file vs. many files together](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/chatting-with-one-file-vs-many-files-together.md): You can point a chat at exactly one file, or let it draw on many files at once.
- [File size limits & processing stages](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/file-size-limits-processing-stages.md): The maximum size for a single file is 100MB.
- [How Chief uses your files to answer questions](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/how-chief-uses-your-files-to-answer-questions.md): When you chat in a Project, Chief can draw on the files in that Project's Library to answer you.
- [Recording audio directly into Chief](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/recording-audio-directly-into-chief.md): You can record audio directly in Chief — a meeting recap, a voice note, an idea — and save it straight to your Library.
- [Renaming, moving, copying & deleting files](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/renaming-moving-copying-deleting-files.md): Every file in your Library has actions for renaming, moving, copying, downloading, and deleting.
- [Saving a chat answer back to your Library](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/saving-a-chat-answer-back-to-your-library.md): When Chief produces an answer worth keeping, you can save it back to your Library as a File.
- [Searching your Library](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/searching-your-library.md): As your Library grows, search is the quickest way to jump to a specific file.
- [Uploading files & supported file types](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/uploading-files-supported-file-types.md): Uploading is the fastest way to get your material into Chief.
- [Viewing asset details & file processing status](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/viewing-asset-details-file-processing-status.md): Every file in your Library has a detail view that shows its name, a preview where available, the Labels applied to it, the Concepts Chief found in it, and its current processing status.
- [What is the Library?](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/what-is-the-library.md): Your Library is where Chief keeps everything you add to a project: uploaded files, recordings, saved chat answers, and web pages.
- [Working with spreadsheets (CSV/XLS) & the "spreadsheets locked" notice](https://docs.chief.bot/help/your-knowledge-library/working-with-spreadsheets-csv-xls-the-spreadsheets-locked-notice.md): CSV and XLS files hold structured data, so Chief treats them differently from documents.
- [MCP clients](https://docs.chief.bot/mcp/clients.md): Configure Claude, Cursor, and Codex to use the Chief MCP server.
- [MCP server](https://docs.chief.bot/mcp/overview.md): Give Claude, Cursor, or Codex access to your Chief project over MCP.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.chief.bot/quickstart.md): Send your first Chief API request in minutes.
- [Command reference](https://docs.chief.bot/tools/cli/commands.md): Every chief command, grouped by resource.
- [CLI overview](https://docs.chief.bot/tools/cli/overview.md): Install and configure the chief command-line client.
- [Go SDK](https://docs.chief.bot/tools/go-sdk.md): Typed Go client for the Chief public REST API.
- [Tools overview](https://docs.chief.bot/tools/index.md): Use Chief from Go, the command line, or any MCP client.
- [What you can build](https://docs.chief.bot/what-you-can-build.md): Concrete outcomes you can ship on Chief — and why each is worth it.

## OpenAPI Specs

- [openapi](https://docs.chief.bot/openapi.yaml)

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