Eight starting profiles
Research Project, Investing, Writing & Publishing, Learning, Project / Company, Competitive Intelligence, Personal Archive, or a blank canvas.
Library
The durable system of record for what you know.
A Library is a private, durable workspace for the information you own. Pick a profile to shape its vocabulary and structure, then keep everything inspectable and portable.
Atlas Launch · Research ProjectCurrent
Research Project
Atlas Launch
24
sources
18
indexed
6
artifacts
All content
Context updated 4m agoLaunch research brief.mdNoteCurrent
Customer interviews.pdfPDFIndexed
Reliability review — Q3Web pageIndexed
Competitor matrixArtifact3 sources
An illustration of a Prism Library workspace, using fictional data.
What you can do
Structure that survives the tool you used last year.
Nested folders
Build a tree that matches the work. Subfolders inherit their parent's profile, so vocabulary stays consistent all the way down.
Types and tags
Every source carries a fixed type — document, web page, transcript, dataset, and more — plus reusable tags you define.
Maintained context
Prism keeps a folder-level summary current as content changes, and flags it when new material has landed since the last update.
Semantic and lexical search
Find things by meaning or by exact phrase. Sources stay searchable by metadata and text even when semantic indexing is paused.
Private by default
Nothing leaves a Library until you authorize a connection or publish it yourself. Content stays inspectable and exportable.
Switching a Library's profile changes presentation and vocabulary. It never moves, deletes, or rewrites stored content.
Start shaped, not empty
Pick the profile that matches the work.
A profile sets a Library's vocabulary, quick actions, suggested inputs, and the workflows recommended to your AI clients. Investing is the deepest specialist profile, but it is one of eight — not the default.
- Profiles are versioned system presets, not one-off templates.
- Subfolders inherit an effective profile from their parent.
- You can switch a profile at any time without touching content.
New Library · Choose a profile
Blank Knowledge
Notes, sources, media, artifacts, and AI-ready context
Research Project
A question, evidence, findings, comparisons, timelines
Investing
Companies, filings, theses, claims, portfolio context
Writing & Publishing
Source-backed brief to drafts, citations, published work
Learning
Reading, videos, and notes into connected concepts
Project / Company
Requirements, meetings, decisions, and status
Competitive Intelligence
Track competitors, turn changes into comparison briefs
Personal Archive
A private, searchable archive across every format
Organized for retrieval
Structure that an agent can actually use.
Types and tags are not decoration. They are what lets an authorized AI client narrow a search to the right slice of a Library instead of dredging everything you have ever saved.
- Fixed source types cover documents, web pages, notes, email, transcripts, datasets, and media.
- Investing Libraries add filings, earnings calls, and research reports.
- Relationships between items are first-class and appear in the Knowledge Graph.
Atlas Launch · Organize
Fixed source types
Customer interviews.pdfPDFDocument
Reliability review — Q3WebWeb page
Founder callAudioTranscript
Reusable tags
evidenceopen questiondecisioncontradictionfollow-up
Your knowledge should outlast the tool.
Start free. Build one durable Library, authorize one AI connection, and make the context you own useful everywhere.