Your company

How you describe your company, how Pythe researches it, how the plan is built, and how workspaces work.

• Onboarding: brief, review and dossier: Start from a few sentences, a website, a document or a repo. Pythe drafts the fields, you correct them, and a dossier becomes the source of truth for every agent.
• What Pythe can read: site, repo and files: Give Pythe a website, a public GitHub repo or a text document. It reads them, reports which sources worked, and asks about what it could not tell instead of guessing.
• Market and competitor research: Pythe searches the web, then writes a cited report on your market, audience, competitors, white space and risks. Choose how deep to go and ask your own questions.
• How the plan is built: A durable server job runs six steps: brief, research, analysis, stages, plan, save. It survives a closed tab, keeps finished work, and retries with a leaner request.
• Workspaces, members and invites: One workspace holds one company and one plan. Switch between them, invite teammates, and understand what is counted per workspace.