For you and Activity

Open Home → For you for relevant published updates, Site knowledge, review requests, and saved work. A new member can explore the Site and recent team publications before starting their own work. Drafts appear when you have drafts; the assistant expands into a story when saved changes have a useful summary, and otherwise remains a compact action. Select Review drafts to explore your unpublished work across the workspaces you can open on the focused Drafts subpage (/~/drafts). For you lives at /~/home; Activity lives at /~/activity. Both cover the Site rather than the workspace selected in Pages. Select the site name at the top of the sidebar to return to For you. Your selected workspace stays in the sidebar when you open either view. Opening Pages lets you browse that workspace without leaving Home. On a phone, open the navigation drawer to reach Home and Pages. A softly shaded fill and faint rounded edge keep highlighted rows distinct on softly colored panels and navigation.

Drafts shows your own unpublished work. Today, This week, and By assistants are filters in the single search field. Remove filters to return to all drafts. assistant:all selects drafts with recorded assistant contributions. Contributor filters use the same latest-edit dates as other draft views. Review requests from other people stay in Waiting for review on For you.

Use the single search field to find a title or complete a Date, Page state, Workspace, or Assistant filter. Remove a selected filter to widen the view. Typed spaces and casing do not matter for structured filters: Workspace: Knit completes workspace:knit, and Date: Today completes date:today. Tab enters a highlighted suggestion and moves focus; comma enters an exact match. For a custom range, enter date:2026-10-01..2026-10-03; both calendar dates are included. Long filter labels use an ellipsis to fit their chip; the full identifier still applies to your search.

Today and This week follow your local calendar, including when Home stays open overnight.

Home and Pages share an animated accordion: opening one closes the other, and the last open section stays open. Either section expands to fill the available sidebar height, keeping Settings and your account below it. Home and Pages have balanced spacing around their headers; Settings and your account selector keep their roomier rows. Moving a page to Trash keeps Pages open. On a computer, use Collapse sidebar and Expand sidebar to change the space available to the page. The sidebar and page resize together. Reduced motion preferences make these changes immediate. In Settings, purple section labels and extra space between groups distinguish Account, Site, and Advanced.

Inspect the changes

Back, View full page and Next file stay visible above the scrolling comparison. View full page opens the page with its Changes panel and a Back to file changes link beneath the app header. That link returns to the same file, filters and reading position; Back to drafts then returns to the file list.

The summary explains the changes in a sentence and up to four brief bullets. It focuses on what changed overall. Comparison notices and proposed page states appear beside their file in Files, along with review progress. Detailed comparison counts stay in Change details. The full-width search/filter field stays above the one-click Today, This week, By assistants and All drafts choices. Use the field for specific titles, dates, workspaces or page states; use a shortcut to switch to its scope. Individual file summaries stay under five sentences. Long excerpts and table contents stay in Change details and exact file inspection. If a generated summary is unavailable, a short description of saved change types keeps the work readable.

Each file row groups its title, workspace and folder location with its own short summary. Select a file to inspect its exact comparison. Return to Files to choose another file without losing the review scope. Ordinary Pages remains available for browsing the workspace separately.

Selecting a file shows just the edited lines and up to two nearby lines of context. Source line numbers and dots show where unchanged lines were skipped. Before and After label the published and draft columns on a wide screen; phones combine removals and additions in one column. These labels sit outside the page content. Inspection uses the available content width, with consistent visual cues for additions and removals. Compact file navigation stays available while you inspect a file. When Files is closed, its heading shows a workspace chip and colored page path, shortened to fit. The workspace stays visible even on a phone. Publication actions stay at the bottom of the inspection viewport. Publish all, with a circled file count, keeps the same batch or scope as you move between files; Publish 1 file is a separate action for the inspected file. Counts make the scope explicit. View full page opens the existing page and changes panel for more context. Changed segments returns to the comparison; Back to drafts returns to your selected scope. Browser Back follows the same path, preserving filters and your place. The full-page link takes you to the existing page editor. Publishing and approval keep their existing page rules. A date filter finds drafts edited in that period; publishing still includes the complete current draft. Publish also applies its proposed page state. In a conversation, the default uses each draft’s own page state; More draft actions → Page state lets you choose an explicit override.

In participating workspaces, opening a review in Drafts also requests short explanations of the selected drafts. Knit waits for editing to settle and for active assistant writing to finish. Reopening an unchanged draft reuses its explanation. Viewing a settled draft wakes eligible summary work immediately in participating workspaces. Exact changes stay available while an explanation is waiting or unavailable. Summarizing changes… tells you when Knit is preparing the explanation. Ordinary published folder and workspace summaries describe published pages.

Workspace administrators can open Settings → Advanced → Stored knowledge to inspect available published facts, summaries and tone assessments, background progress, and requested draft explanations they can read. Refresh status updates this view.

The knowledge inspector keeps your selected workspace, folder, or page visible while you scroll. Browse workspace opens a compact file tree that keeps its expanded folders as you explore. Each selection shows a short knowledge overview, cited facts, tone assessments and processing coverage. Open the detail sections for more facts, supporting sources, unpublished draft changes, or workspace-wide background work. Draft explanations belong to the selected page or folder and are separate from published knowledge.

Assistant context, also under Advanced, shows what is loaded at each stage of a task and lets workspace admins save writing guidance.

Requests addressed to you appear across your Sites in Waiting for review. The bell beside Search previews the same requests and links to For you for more. A purple dot means new requests; a softer orange dot means requests you have seen that still need review. Opening either list clears the new indicator and keeps those rows gently highlighted for that visit. It does not approve or publish anything. Select a request's title or Review to open the page's existing reviewer; View all requests opens the full list.

Requests and possible page issues keep their own actions. Activity lists published page events in cards, grouped by day. Pages appear after they are published. Multiple publishes of one page on the same day share one row, with a count and the latest publish time. Each row shows its workspace and folders as a readable path on one line beneath the page title. Long paths show a leading ellipsis, keeping the nearest parent folders visible. Publication counts, times and recorded contributions stay on a separate line. Long page names and publication details wrap on narrow screens, keeping counts and timestamps readable. A recent publish summary on For you links to the complete Activity view. A draft or a publish does not become a request just because it appears on Home.

Activity names other contributors without revealing their assistant work. Your own joint work says You and your assistant contributed; assistant-only work says Your assistant contributed.

Softly colored sections help you recognize Assistant work in pale purple, Drafts in warm amber, and Activity in soft green.

If a refresh fails, the last available result stays visible with Try again. A summary says when it is incomplete or drafts have changed, so an unavailable comparison is never treated as “nothing changed.”

Assistant authoring

For small edits, the Assistant can insert, remove or replace individual blocks and change an exact text span without rewriting the rest of the page. These changes stay in your personal drafts for review and publication. If the page changes while it is working, Knit checks the current source before saving.

If the Assistant tries an unavailable page or workspace while reading, it can look up the accessible sources again and continue. Drafts already saved remain available. A stopped request does not mean all requested edits were completed.

When assistant writing is available, For you offers Write with assistant to open Knit Assistant in the same Home view. If your plan does not include writing access, an administrator can open the existing Site plan settings; other people can ask a Site administrator.

If your Site reaches its writing allowance, Knit explains the pause. Your conversation and typed prompt stay available, but sending another prompt is disabled until writing is available again. You can still review, publish, send for review, keep or discard your saved drafts.

Each person can have one open conversation per Site. Conversations on different Sites are independent and stay open until you explicitly finish them. Continue writing appears when writing is available and returns to that conversation after navigation or closing Knit. The conversation and its Files list open together. Pages appear in Files as the assistant selects or creates drafts.

While Knit remains open, the Assistant keeps working as you browse other pages. A small Working link returns to the conversation, and saved-change toasts name the pages it updated. Background updates leave the page you are inspecting and its unchanged summary steady.

Your messages appear on the right with left-aligned text. Assistant replies use pale purple cards, with formatted emphasis, lists, links, and code. Searches and reads update one quiet progress line between messages. Saved edits, selection changes and failures leave their own records. Pages keeps a single visible keyboard-focus outline as the assistant adds work.

The empty message box starts in the center of the conversation. Sending the first prompt moves it to the bottom, where it stays while messages scroll above it. Reduced-motion preferences make the move immediate. On a phone, open the compact changed-files bar above the message box to inspect the work.

Send uses an Up icon inside the message box at the lower right and clears your prompt immediately. If Knit rejects the request before accepting it, it restores that prompt unless you have typed something new. An accepted message stays in the conversation if later work fails; it does not reappear in the message box. Enter sends your prompt; Shift+Enter adds a line. You can keep typing while a request runs. Stop replaces Send and stops that request while keeping drafts already saved. Knit continues unfinished authorized work automatically, including across execution windows. If work fails, Retry this request resumes the same request and preserves confirmed changes. A missing fact or choice is explained so you can supply it.

View changes sits in the shared bottom review bar when selected drafts have proposed content or page state changes. It opens exact inspection of the current conversation’s work. The local Files list shows affected pages and their summaries. Selecting an unchanged page alone does not show it. The assistant can search accessible pages and check their published summaries and page state before reading full content. It can open an existing page as a draft and preserve your earlier edits. Drafts created through this conversation join automatically. You can also include earlier personal drafts or exclude work that should stay outside the conversation. Inclusion means the complete current draft, including your manual edits. Each file has an Include checkbox. Excluding a file keeps it saved and visible in Files, including after you reopen the conversation. The highlighted file is the one you are inspecting; inclusion separately controls the batch. File dates show the last published edit, and new pages say Unpublished. Added, removed and failed selection attempts appear in the conversation, so its writing context is visible.

Actions appear in the conversation while the assistant works, with working, completed or failed states. Saved changes describe what happened, including image sizing, image placement and table column widths. A failed request keeps confirmed earlier actions visible. Files update as drafts join the work.

The assistant receives the editor’s available slash options and their meanings before editing. It can propose supported content, formatting and insertions, resize images and tables, edit page details, manage tags and change who looks after a page. Tags change when you ask; finding an incomplete page does not automatically tag it. Explicit changes to tags, stewardship, folders, pins or Trash take effect as ordinary page actions and appear in the conversation. Content and proposed page state changes stay in personal drafts for review.

For you keeps a compact summary of your current work. Continue writing returns to the conversation when writing is available; View changes opens the full-width inspection mode, even when writing is paused. Compact file navigation lets you switch between drafts. Inspection identifies the current page with its workspace and folder path. Back to conversation returns to your messages and preserves anything typed. The outcome actions sit below the comparison and cover complete selected drafts:

• Keep drafts finishes the conversation and leaves the drafts saved.
• Publish all, with a circled file count, publishes your current batch without a separate full-page visit or Mark reviewed step. Configured approval rules still apply. Work waiting for named approval is shown as waiting, rather than published.
• Publish 1 file publishes the inspected draft without changing the batch command. It appears separately when the batch includes other files.
• Send for review opens a dialog to choose who should review each draft. The conversation can finish once those requests are saved; reviewers can respond later.
• Discard opens a confirmation before removing all edits in the selected drafts, including manual edits. For a draft included from earlier work, acknowledge that consequence explicitly. Choose Keep drafts to preserve it instead.

Drafts update while you inspect selected work. If a draft changes, Knit reloads the current draft before you choose Publish again. Optional review progress applies only to its exact draft revision. A change arriving just before Publish shows an error and preserves the changed draft. Successful results stay recorded; you can continue with the remaining drafts using the ordinary finish choices. Knit confirms dropped responses in the background. Finishing returns you to For you with a toast naming the files and their outcome. It permanently closes the conversation and removes its follow-up conversation text; ordinary kept or excluded drafts remain available in Drafts.

Notifications appear at the top center with softly tinted backgrounds, compact text and even rounded borders. The close button dismisses the message.

Saved assistant edits briefly highlight the affected pages in Pages. They keep your page and keyboard focus unchanged; scrolling yourself stops automatic scrolling for that conversation.

Activity and conversations

Open Home → Activity to see accessible published work alongside your private finished conversation summaries, grouped by date. All work, My work, and Conversations change the view immediately. Overall work summaries appear directly in the feed, with file counts and finish outcomes alongside them. Select View conversation summary to read the initial prompt and historical details. Older records may have only their retained outcome metadata. This is the result at the time; pages and drafts may have changed since then. Finished follow-up conversation text is removed. Old Assistant history links still open Conversations.

Use this prompt again starts a fresh conversation with an editable copy of the initial prompt. It does not send the prompt or restore old drafts. Review or edit the prompt before sending. Finish your current conversation first if one is open.

While the Assistant works, its steps label follows the current action with animated dots. When it finishes, the label becomes a short step count. Open it to inspect the operations. Reduced motion keeps the dots still.

If an Assistant request fails partway through, its message names the drafts already saved. Those receipts remain after reload. The compact Retry this request link inside the message continues your original request and checks the saved work.

Assistant writing uses the conversation and available workspace writing style. It fetches other guidance or knowledge when the request needs it. For edits, it reads the current draft and preserves changes outside your request. Bulk text searches check small groups of pages and record text that is already absent without saving an unnecessary edit.

Review drafts and conversation work

Drafts and assistant conversations keep ordinary Pages navigation available. The overview highlights the bulk of the included changes and groups smaller edits by theme. It keeps useful saved-change information visible when a model is busy or a comparison is missing, with a brief note about the specific gap. Each file's title, location and individual summary stay in its file row.

Open a file for its exact comparison. Include or exclude files using the controls beside them; those choices affect the conversation, while draft filters choose the scope of a draft review.

On a wide screen, Drafts places the summary and review details beside its files. Conversation places the exchange and quiet writing field beside the review area. On a phone, a compact changed-files bar stays above the writing field. Open it for summaries and files, then open a file for exact changes. Back to files returns one level; Close returns to the conversation without losing typing or reading position. The writing field uses an Up icon to send and a Stop icon while a request can be stopped. Enter sends; Shift+Enter starts a new line.

The shared publication bar stays at the bottom in Drafts, Conversation and file comparison. Inspecting a file preserves the selected batch and the Publish position. Counts above 99 show 99+, while Publish applies to the full batch. A summary that cannot finish stops its loading indicator and leaves the saved changes available for inspection.

Publishing the last included change through its page's Update action also finishes the conversation and keeps its completed work summary. Publishing only some included changes leaves the remaining work open.