Welcome to Player One
Player One is your own AI staff, working for you around the clock. These pages explain what it can do, how to work with it, and what each part is. Start at the top and go as deep as you like.
Part 0. Start here
What Player One can do
- Talk to it
- Give it work
- Make it repeat
- Let it see and act
- Make things
- It remembers
- Grow your staff
- Stay in control
- Build with it
Working with Player One
- Conversations: chats, threads and compaction
- Tokens, cost and caching
- Teaching it: from a conversation to a skill
- Memory, explained: Memory Spaces, Fold, Engram and sleep
- Organising with projects
- Agents, delegation and team chat
- Workspaces and Memory Spaces: where things live
Meet the parts
- Chat
- Agents
- Projects
- Workspaces and files
- The preview pane
- Jobs
- Flows
- Fold
- The Forge
- The browser
- Engram
- Scheduled tasks and watchers
- Memory
- Voice
- Channels and communication
- Skills
- Vault and sandboxing
- Models and providers
- Help inside Player One
- Sidekick
- Your installation
Guides
- Connect your AI accounts
- Connect Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack or email
- Connect a cloud drive
- Connect your own computer
- Start a voice chat
- Schedule something
- Create your first job
- Write your first flow
- Set up a trigger
- Create a support agent for your customers
- Build a knowledge base
- Organise work with projects
- Back up and move your data
- Use Player One from your own apps
- Share an agent
- When something goes wrong
Recipes
- A morning briefing that talks to you
- Inbox triage with your approval
- A support bot on WhatsApp with your knowledge
- Research, deck, send
- A website built beside you
- Nightly check that opens a job
- Getting a group to agree on a date
- Log in for it once, let it work from then on
- One conversation, many languages