Collection Pages

Themed publication surfaces that group related material — extracted outputs, notes, essays, and documents — into navigable, publishable collections. Each collection has an introduction, sequenced reading order, and cross-references to related material throughout the corpus.

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Core Capabilities

Curate	Sequence	Publish
Group related material into themed collections with introductions and editorial transitions.	Drag-and-drop ordering creates guided reading paths through your knowledge.	Take collections from draft to published with status management and provenance links.

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The Problem We Solve

"My knowledge base is a filing cabinet, not a library"

Individual documents are fragments. Collections create narrative — a curated reading path that guides the reader from introduction through development to conclusion. Collection Pages transform your knowledge base from a pile of notes into a publishable library.

"I need to share my research but it's scattered across 50 sources"

A research thread spans conversations, documents, extractions, and notes. Collection Pages let you pull the relevant pieces together, add editorial transitions, and publish a coherent narrative with provenance links back to every source.

"I can't control the reading order"

In a knowledge base, everything is equal. In a collection, the author controls sequence — what comes first, what builds on what, where the reader should focus. Collection Pages give you editorial control over how your knowledge is consumed.

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How It Works

1. Select — Pull items from the Corpus Index, Topic Clusters, or the Knowledge Graph into a new collection
2. Arrange — Drag-and-drop sequencing sets the reading order
3. Introduce — Write collection-level introductions, section breaks, and editorial transitions
4. Link — Cross-references and internal links connect collection items to each other and to the broader corpus
5. Review — Manage publication status: draft, review, or published
6. Publish — Published collections become navigable pages with full provenance linking

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What We Deliver

• Themed collection pages with customisable introduction and summary
• Drag-and-drop sequencing for reading order
• Cross-references and internal linking between collection items
• Section breaks and editorial transitions
• Publication status management — draft, review, published
• Embeddable references to corpus sources with provenance links
• Collection analytics — views, reading time, and engagement
• Export to PDF, Markdown, or web-ready HTML

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Integration with Other Features

• Evidence Panel — Only verified extractions can be included in published collections
• Corpus Index — Collections appear in the index alongside individual sources
• Topic Clusters — Pull items from entire clusters into a collection
• Source Browser — Each collection item links to its full source context

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Related

• Product: Publishing Layer
• Solutions: Publish Collections, Organize Corpus
• Use Cases: For Writers, For Researchers, For Students

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