Documentation
Guides, tutorials, and references for every feature in your AI-powered workspace.
Wyatt Docs is the reference hub for building an AI workspace around your team's documents, PDFs, tasks, tables, meetings, automations, integrations, and shared knowledge. Use these guides to set up the workspace, understand how the assistant works with your content, and connect the product surfaces that keep project context in one place.
The documentation is organized by workflow. Start with getting started if you are configuring Wyatt for the first time, then move into conversations, documents, databases, skills, automations, and integrations as your team adds more work to the workspace.
Start a Wyatt workspace
Create a workspace, invite your team, and learn the core navigation patterns.
Collaborate in documents
Work in real time with blocks, comments, AI writing help, and linked workspace context.
Connect external tools
Extend Wyatt with MCP connections so the assistant can search and act across approved services.
Getting Started
Set up your workspace and learn the basics
AI Conversations
Chat with an intelligent assistant that searches, creates, and acts across your workspace
Documents
Create and collaborate on rich block-based documents
Databases
Build structured data tables with powerful views and filters
Skills
Reusable AI prompts and actions you can invoke anywhere
Automations
Automate repetitive work with triggers, actions, and schedules
Bots
Build custom AI assistants with specific knowledge and tools
Meetings
Schedule and manage meetings with AI-powered notes and summaries
Dashboards
Visualize your data with customizable charts and reports
PDFs
Upload, parse, and search PDF documents
Whiteboards
Sketch ideas and collaborate visually in real time
Folders
Organize your workspace with nested folders and permissions
Tasks
Track work with GTD-style task management and approvals
Search
Find anything instantly with semantic and federated search
Integrations
Connect external services and extend Wyatt with MCP
API
Build on Wyatt with the REST API
Build a connected workspace
Wyatt works best when documents, tasks, meetings, tables, and conversations are connected. The docs explain how each surface contributes context that the assistant can search, summarize, and turn into follow-up work.
Extend Wyatt safely
Integration, API, bot, and automation guides cover the supported ways to connect external services, reuse AI workflows, and keep team actions visible inside the workspace.
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