Getting started
Intel Hub, what Noli knows about your business
One shared brief that every specialist works from. Review it, edit it, and confirm it once, so no app asks you the same question twice.
Every specialist on your team works from the same short brief about your business. The Intel Hub is where you can see that brief, correct it, and confirm it. Open it from the Intel Hub tile on your dashboard.
What it holds
The brief is deliberately short. It covers:
- Business name
- What your business does
- Who you serve
- Immediate goal, the one thing you want the team pushing on right now
- How Noli should sound, the voice it uses when it writes for you
- Website, the site Noli scanned during setup
Business name, what your business does, and your immediate goal are required. The rest you can leave blank.
Most of this was captured and confirmed when you set up your account. The top of the brief shows Owner confirmed with a version number and the date it was last confirmed, and the version goes up each time you confirm it again. Any field that is empty shows Not confirmed yet.
If you have not finished setup, the Intel Hub sends you there first. Launch Pad members are briefed automatically when they finish the Ideation Lab, and until then the Intel Hub links to the Lab.
Review, edit, confirm
- Click Review and edit.
- Change anything that is out of date. Keep it plain and specific; "residential agent farming three neighborhoods in Cedar Park" beats "real estate".
- Click Confirm shared context.
You confirm once. Noli carries the context into each app, and each app then asks only for the details it genuinely still needs. Edits you have made inside a specific app, for example a longer business profile in your Chief of Staff, are preserved rather than overwritten.
Who can edit it
The workspace owner edits and confirms the brief. Teammates can read it, which is the point: everyone, human and AI, is working from the same facts.
When to come back
Update the brief whenever the business changes direction: a new offer, a new audience, a new goal for the quarter. Changing the Immediate goal is the quickest way to point your Chief of Staff at something new, because it always works from your latest confirmed brief.