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Editor

The editor is where you create and maintain /instructions and ‘@knowledge’ context. This page explains how drafting, publishing, metadata, and collaboration controls work.

To control exactly what your team’s assistants can use, publishing is per context file. You can edit safely without affecting live workflows.

The editor autosaves as you type. Autosave protects your work, but changes remain in Draft until you explicitly Publish.

Draft: Not visible in your assistant.

Publish: Makes the file available in your assistant.

Publish changes: Updates a previously published file with your latest draft.

Unpublish: Removes the file from your assistant and returns it to Draft.

If a published file has unpublished edits, the sidebar shows an amber indicator and the Properties panel displays a warning. Use Publish changes when ready.

Revert to last saved version discards unsaved edits and restores the most recent autosaved draft.

Use the Properties panel to manage file metadata and state.

• Edit the required Description

• Publish, unpublish, or revert changes

• View last updated / last published timestamps

• Access system IDs for troubleshooting

Seat type controls who can create, edit, and publish context.

Editor seats can create, edit, and publish files.

Read-only seats can view context but cannot edit or publish.

See Team management for details.