Collaboration
Overview
Kepler gives ChatGPT secure access to the personal and team knowledge you have saved across the web — links, pages, videos, images, notes, annotations, and references. Instead of re-explaining your research in every conversation, ChatGPT can search your Kepler Spaces and retrieve the right context at the right time. Kepler extracts memory not only from page text, but also from rich content such as videos and images, so results include useful context rather than just a URL and title. Organize saved knowledge into personal or shared Spaces, collaborate with teammates through annotations and notes, and let ChatGPT draw on that collective knowledge whenever you need it.
Tools
Save a new link to a space.
add_link
ChatGPTSave a new link to a space.
get_space_summary
ChatGPTUse this when you need a high-level summary of a Kepler space, including dominant topics and basic stats, before deeper follow-up questions or searches.
get_space_summary
ChatGPTUse this when you need a high-level summary of a Kepler space, including dominant topics and basic stats, before deeper follow-up questions or searches.
list_spaces
ChatGPTList spaces the current user can access.
list_spaces
ChatGPTList spaces the current user can access.
search_links
ChatGPTSearch the user's current space to retrieve contextual links and their related enrichments (e.g. comment threads, annotations, page etc.) as contexts.
search_links
ChatGPTSearch the user's current space to retrieve contextual links and their related enrichments (e.g. comment threads, annotations, page etc.) as contexts.
search_memory
ChatGPTPrimary contextual recall tool. Search the user's current space and return direct evidence hits with flattened graph data for context reconstruction. Use this before search_links for questions about saved links, notes, content, tags, or prior research.
Capabilities
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