Product handbook

Keep the way your most experienced people judge problems, and let it work in several projects at once alongside your team.

What Subjects, Embodiments and Offices are, how knowledge moves between them, and who can see what.

Four common ways to use Soulhall — let different views test each other, keep a piece of work going, run quantitative research, and work together in Telegram.

From signing in to your first result you can review — create an Office, create a Subject, summon it and hand it a task.

The order for setting up an organization the first time — pick a model, set usage limits, invite members, then connect outside accounts and Telegram if you need them.

What the navigation, the Workbench page and the Office page hold, and where to start each day.

Create an Office for a piece of work, choose who can see it, enable services, set a standing goal, and delete an Office you no longer need.

Assign work to Embodiments, address specific people, watch their work, get results and files, and restart a discussion.

Read and download reports, follow dashboards, understand the task board, exchange shared files, and ask follow-up questions about results.

Create and edit Subjects, teach knowledge directly, review learning logs, and check what permanent deletion requires.

Summon a Subject into an Office, adjust its role and tools, read runtime logs, and choose whether dismissal keeps or erases its experience.

Check knowledge audiences and sources, write facts manually, revoke incorrect content, and handle items that need a look.

Enable tools an Office needs, watch or take control of browsers, and safely authorize external accounts and services.

Choose the organization’s model connection, configure knowledge extraction and turn recovery, and manage usage limits with the spend report.

Connect a Telegram group to an Office, assign work from the group, and decide whether conversations can teach the Subject or trigger outward actions.

Invite colleagues, change roles and allowances, and help people sign in again.

Compare clearing conversation context, dismissing Embodiments, and permanent deletion, and check what stays first.

Evaluate strategies with explicit data and assumptions so Office research has evidence you can trace.

Specify the question, data, and assumptions, track the evaluation to completion, and review which conclusions it supports.

Check how far research has progressed, then review data, strategies, assumptions, and evidence rather than treating attractive numbers as guarantees.

Create personal research keys, check their state, and revoke or delete records when no longer needed.

Use your own model account and research key to connect to an Office’s shared research workspace.

Save the organization's key, turn it on for an Office, and follow Veinmesh's own docs for the data.

What the words you meet in Soulhall and this handbook mean.

What Managers, Admins and Owners can each see and do.

Understand organization isolation, visibility, passwords and keys, and Telegram’s effects when evaluating Soulhall.

Check the boundaries for accounts, trading, result exports, data connections, and research features.

Find your on-screen symptom, understand its cause and next step, and know when to contact an Admin or operator.

The general terms for using Soulhall, and the notices for third-party material it includes.