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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wittify.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Project Overview is the per-project home page that loads after you pick a project from the Welcome picker, the project switcher in the sidebar, or any deep link of the shape /{lang}/chat-with-docs/{projectId}/overview.

Page anatomy

RegionWhat you see
Topbar breadcrumbChat with Your Documents / {project name} / Overview. The project name is clickable and opens Project Settings.
Project headerProject name, an optional description below it, and a small role chip on the end edge.
Quick stats gridFour small cards summarising what is in the project.
Recent activity cardLatest chats grouped by time bucket.
Coming-soon stripA friendly hint shown while the project ramps up.

Project header

ElementWhat it shows
Project nameThe display name. Clickable, routes to Project Settings.
DescriptionThe optional one-line summary you set when the project was created. Hidden if empty.
Role chipOne of Owner, Admin, Analyst, Viewer. Tells you at a glance what you can do here.

Quick stats grid

Four cards, each shows a count plus a link to the matching list page.
CardWhat it showsClick
Knowledge basesCount of KBs in this project.Routes to Knowledge Bases.
DocumentsCount of documents across all KBs.Routes to Documents.
SQL sourcesCount of connected read-only databases.Routes to SQL Sources.
Recent chatsCount of chats started in the last 7 days.Routes to Chats.
When a stat is zero, the card stays in place but reads 0 with a small Get started link to the matching create flow.

Recent activity card

A list of the most recent chats in this project, grouped by time bucket.
GroupBehaviour
TodayChats started today.
YesterdayChats started yesterday.
Last 7 daysChats started in the last week, excluding the two buckets above.
OlderAnything older than 7 days.
Each row shows the chat title (the first question you asked), a small relative timestamp, and the chat-canvas icon. Click any row to open the chat in Chat Canvas. When the project has no chats yet, the card collapses to a one-line empty state with a Start a chat link.

Coming-soon strip

While the project is still being set up, a small strip surfaces a friendly hint: This view lights up once you create knowledge bases and start conversations. The strip disappears once you have at least one KB and one chat.

Roles and capabilities

The UI hides controls you do not have permission for. The backend re-checks every action server-side, so even if a control somehow leaked into the UI, the server would reject the request.
RoleReadWriteShareDelete project
OwnerYesYesYesYes
AdminYesYesYesNo
AnalystYesYes (limited)NoNo
ViewerYesNoNoNo

Common questions

Possibly. Check the project name in the topbar breadcrumb. If it matches what you expected, the project genuinely has no content yet, click into a card to start adding knowledge bases or chats.
You have not started any chats in this project yet. Click Chats in the sidebar (or the Recent chats card here) and start one.
Yes. Viewers can read everything that has already been added: documents, transcripts, chats. They cannot upload new documents, run new chats that write data, or change settings.
Open Project Settings (click the project name in the breadcrumb). The Usage card surfaces storage, monthly LLM spend, and any quota usage.
Document counts can take a moment to refresh while the engine processes uploads. Reload the page or wait a few seconds. The Knowledge Bases page itself shows a per-document Status chip with the live state.
No. Click the project name in the breadcrumb to open Project Settings, where the Rename field lives.
This product is a knowledge tool, not an analytics product. The interesting numbers (LLM spend, retrieval latency) land in Project Settings as they ship. We do not stack a second dashboard on top.
It lets you flip between projects without leaving the current page. So if you are on Project A’s Overview and switch to Project B, you land on Project B’s Overview. If you are on Project A’s Knowledge Bases tab and switch to Project B, you land on Project B’s Knowledge Bases tab.

Where to go next

Knowledge Bases

Create a KB, upload documents, build the corpus.

SQL Sources

Connect a read-only database.

Chats

Start a conversation grounded in your sources.

Project Settings

Rename, configure retrieval, manage usage, danger zone.