A plain-text version of this site for AI assistants is at https://contengi.com/llms.txt, with the full product documentation in one file at https://contengi.com/llms-full.txt. Every page is also available as markdown by adding .md to its URL.
Notes
Every file, every idea, every reference - in one place. Notes is where the unstructured stuff lives so the agents always have the context they need.
Customer interviews, research files, playbooks, internal SOPs, prompt libraries, founder voice notes - all in one structured workspace instead of scattered across Drive, Notion and three note apps.
The knowledge base holds your brand strategy and rules. Notes holds everything else, the supporting context that keeps output specific and grounded rather than generic.
Every transcript, research finding or half-formed thought you drop in makes it sharper. The more your team uses it, the more useful it is for whoever - or whatever - comes next.
This is the part of a content operation that usually lives only in someone's head. Notes makes it explicit, shareable, and finally useful to the rest of the system - because it's already in there.
Works with your own Claude too
Connect Contengi to Claude and your notes come with it. Ask Claude for a case study angle or a research summary, and it reads the same customer interviews and files your Contengi agents already work from.
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Notes and Memos
Capture briefs and meetings, chat with them, turn them into content.
FAQ
The knowledge base holds your brand strategy, tone of voice and hard rules. Notes holds everything else: interviews, research, playbooks and ideas the agents can draw on for specific, grounded output.
Yes. Ask the assistant a question and it pulls from your notes. Brief the blog writer and it reads the relevant research. Send a customer interview into the social writer and it builds a post grounded in real words.
Customer interviews, research files, internal playbooks and SOPs, prompt libraries, and voice notes - anything that captures what your business already knows.
It's organised into folders you control, searchable across everything, with related notes linked together - closer to a company wiki than a dumping ground.
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