Pages

How Cranes drafts pages, how to read them, and what to do when one is off, in any place.

1. How Cranes learns Where pages come from, when they change, and why a page never claims more than the words behind it.
2. Topics and pages How each place’s pages are arranged into topics, who arranges them, and what “New pages” means.
3. Pages that add to a wider page How a group’s page, or your own, adds to a wider place’s page on the same subject, and how to see what each set of readers sees.
4. Read a page What each part of a page tells you, from the entries behind it to what’s still open from it.
5. When a page gets something wrong Correct Cranes the way you’d correct a person, and why there’s no edit button.
6. Pin, rename, and move Pin, rename, and move pages and topics. Your choices stay put as Cranes keeps learning.
7. Share a page Share a page with people, by link, or publicly; give a copy to the team or a group; or move a page of your own there.
8. Adopt a page as the team's position For a team’s owners and admins, make a page someone shared what the team stands by.
9. Pages shared with you, and the Library Read pages other people shared with you, use them in your answers, make one yours, or find public ones in the Library.
10. Archive a page or topic Take a page or topic out of a place and out of what your AIs receive, without deleting anything.
11. Highlight a passage Mark the lines that matter to you, and hear when one of them changes.
12. What "For you" means The list at the top of Home of what’s waiting for your choice, anywhere in the workspace.
13. What "Needs a look" means The list on Home where Cranes tells you what it rearranged and checks with you instead of guessing.
14. Bring latest thinking back to Notion Have Cranes comment on your Notion pages when the thinking they fed has moved on.