Your Workspace

Pages

Pages is where your workspace's documents live: notes and briefs, presentations, spreadsheets, live HTML and React pages, code and uploaded files. Jarvis can create and edit any of them, which makes Pages the natural home for reports, drafts and documentation. Any page can be shared with a public link, with an optional gate to capture leads.

Kinds of page

  • Documents, a block editor for notes, briefs and process docs. Type / for the block menu.
  • Presentations, slide decks you can build and present.
  • Spreadsheets, tables and simple calculations. A CSV or Excel upload becomes a spreadsheet.
  • Live pages, interactive HTML, React, SVG or Mermaid: a calculator, a chart, a diagram, a mini-tool.
  • Code, a file of code with its language.
  • Files, anything else you upload, up to 100 MB.

Ask Jarvis for the format you want ("turn this into a slide deck" or "build a pricing calculator") and it creates the right kind.

Creating a page

Choose New page in Pages and pick a kind, or one of your templates. See Create a page, document, deck or spreadsheet.

Inside a document, Import turns an uploaded file into a page.

You can also save pages from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor through the MCP server.

Organizing pages

Create folders by topic, project or team, and drag pages between them.

Who can see a page

Each page is either Everyone in the workspace or Just me. Just me hides it from other members, admins included. Only the page's owner can change this.

Pages have their own chat with Jarvis. In a page everyone can see, Jarvis can't use your private mail, calendar or direct messages.

Sharing a page publicly

  1. Open the page and choose Share.
  2. Turn on the public link: anyone with the link can view, even without an Agently account.
  3. Copy the link. Turn it off any time to revoke access.

A page set to Just me can't have a public link. Public visitors can leave comments and applaud a page.

Gated pages

A gate asks visitors to do something before they see the page, which turns it into a lead magnet:

  • Email capture, visitors enter their email address. You see the collected emails under Leads.
  • Discord join, visitors join your Discord server.
  • Custom link, visitors click through to a URL you choose, such as your site or a sign-up page.

Set it up under Share, on the Content Gate tab.

Can Jarvis create pages?

Yes. When you ask Jarvis for content, it often writes it as a page:

  • "Write a blog post about the future of AI in customer support"
  • "Document our team's weekly standup process"
  • "Create a competitive analysis of our top 3 competitors"

Then edit, share or gate the page as you like. With a page open, ask Jarvis to improve it and it suggests changes in place.

Tips

  1. Let Jarvis draft, you edit. Jarvis is a great first drafter; refine the voice and details yourself.
  2. Gate your best content. Turn reports, guides and templates into lead magnets with an email gate.
  3. Organize early. Create folders before you have 50 pages to sort.
  4. Keep reference material in the Brain. Pages are working documents; durable knowledge belongs in the Brain.
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