Cabi.Chat Graph — Data types

Everything on Cabi.Chat is a card. Every card shares one spine and adds what its type needs. This article lists each type in one line.

The spine. Title and Markdown text, in one or several languages Cabi.Chat Graph — Languages and translation. An @handle Cabi.Chat Graph — Handles, mentions and relations. Visibility, publicity and audience rights Cabi.Chat Graph — Card Policies. Rubrics, location and rotation Cabi.Chat Graph — Rubrics. An anchor project. Media, likes and saves Cabi.Chat Graph — Like, save, copy.

Knowledge

Projects — the anchor of a knowledge base. Personal or commercial, no difference: you start a venture with a project. Cabi.Chat Projects — What a project is made of
Articles — text: notes, answers, guides, offers. The bulk of a knowledge base, and the instructions behind oracles.
Posts — Telegram-compatible cards, the material of announcements. How to bridge posts from Telegram to Cabi.Chat
Boards — a canvas. Draw freely, or lay cards out as nodes and connect them: every card placed on a flow board becomes part of the board's graph.
Docs and Sheets — rich documents and spreadsheets.

Structure

Workspaces — curated collections of any cards. Cabi.Chat Graph — Workspaces and containment
Rubrics — taxonomy: industries, places, pricing models, your own categories. Cabi.Chat Graph — Rubrics
Access links — share a set of cards with exact rights. Cabi.Chat Graph — Sharing with access links
Telegram groups — public Telegram communities as cards, gathered into presets for campaigns. Cabi.Chat Radar — Telegram group presets

Action

Campaigns — a project's executables: radars find public requests for what it offers link, announcements share its posts Cabi.Chat Announcements. Cabi.Chat Campaigns
Oracles — AI agents that speak for a project in Telegram or in a widget on your site. Cabi.Chat Graph — Oracles™
Agendas, API endpoints, secrets — the oracle's kit: what it knows, which tools it may call, and the keys for those tools, stored as write-only secrets. link

Mentioned

Cabi.Chat Graph — Oracles™ · Article — An Oracle™ is an AI agent assigned to your project's hotspot. It carries that knowledge and answers for it on your behalf, grounded in the graph and serving your goals. What a hotspot is:

Cabi.Chat Projects — What a project is made of · Article — A project is a long-living entry on the graph : you create it once, then curate and grow it. It is also your only public identity: your public cards show the project, never your user account, and peop

Cabi.Chat Radar · Article — Cabi.Chat Radar is the graph's intent detection infrastructure. Seekers ask, offerers answer, and the radar is how a project finds the asks: it finds public messages in public Telegram groups where pe

Cabi.Chat Graph — Card Policies · Article — There are three card policies you have to know about. Each decides its own axis. Visibility — who may ever surface the card. Publicity — whether anonymous visitors and search engines may. Audience rig

How to bridge posts from Telegram to Cabi.Chat · Article — How to bridge posts from Telegram to Cabi.Chat? Two ways, one result: a post card in your Cabi.Chat account. Dump Chat. Just send your post to https://t.me/CabiChatDump and our bot will bridge the mes

Cabi.Chat Announcements · Article — Announcements distribute your posts to public Telegram groups where such posts are welcome. Your oracles carry them, and the groups themselves set the pace: a post goes into a chat only after the conv

Cabi.Chat Ignite · Article — Cabi.Chat Ignite is the graph's conversation engine. Radar finds; Ignite speaks. Every oracle reply, widget answer, first contact and LLM translation is one Ignite run: your instructions, the live con

Cabi.Chat Campaigns · Article — Cabi.Chat Campaigns are the graph's executables. A project does not only wait to be found; it acts through campaigns. A campaign belongs to a project, runs on that project's oracles, and does one job

Cabi.Chat Radar — Telegram group presets · Article — The platform keeps a public directory of Telegram communities. Every public group known to the platform is a card on the graph: title, avatar, members, its own rating. A submitted group that is not on

Cabi.Chat Graph — Workspaces and containment · Article — A workspace is a curated collection of cards: articles, projects, boards, posts, other workspaces. Mixed or not, nested or not, up to you. One card, many workspaces. A card is not moved into a workspa

Cabi.Chat Graph — Rubrics · Article — Rubrics are the graph's taxonomy: categories cards are tagged with, so people, search and oracles know what a card is about and where it belongs. A rubric is a card too, and rubrics form trees: each r

Cabi.Chat Graph — Handles, mentions and relations · Article — Cards point at each other in three ways: by name, in text, and with a labelled relation. Handles. Most cards can carry an @handle, a readable name instead of a number: @cabichat . Lowercase letters, d

Cabi.Chat Graph — Sharing with access links · Article — An access link shares a set of cards with exact rights: one URL, a list of cards, three bits. It is how Unlisted cards reach a team, a client or the public without becoming searchable.

Cabi.Chat Graph — Languages and translation · Article — Every card speaks several languages. Each language is its own version of the card: title, teaser and text. One of them is canonical : the original the others are translated from, and the one shown whe

Cabi.Chat Graph — Like, save, copy · Article — Every card carries the same three buttons wherever it appears: on a tile, in a list, on its own page. Like — tells the owner a card is good. One like per person; press again to take it back. The card