Importing content from Markdown files
You can import content from markdown files inside a ZIP from the content tree to quickly add new articles or update existing articles.
Short answer: go to Content, click the arrow next to New article and choose Import. With it you bring in existing content from Markdown files.
Step by step
- Open Content and click the arrow next to New article.
- Choose Import.
- Follow the steps to load in your source (Notion, Confluence or Markdown).
Good to know
Importing is mostly handy at the start: if you already have a knowledge base or documentation elsewhere, you don't have to retype it. During the import you choose whether everything comes in as published or as a draft. Mind the consequence: if you import as a draft, a new article isn't available to the AI yet until you publish it later. If you import again later with the same structure, existing articles are updated instead of duplicated.
Besides this import, there's a separate startup method that fills your knowledge base in one go from a website (Sarrai crawls the pages and generates articles from them). Those generated articles come in published and AI-available right away, with no approval step, so read them after the import, not before. In both cases, look over the imported articles: title, folder, collections and the Available for AI Agent switch are best set by hand.
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