Cabi.Chat Projects — What a project is made of

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 people reach you through it.

Title — a short, recognisable name of what you offer. Cabi.Chat Search — Keywords, meaning and intentions

Description — the main text: what you do, for whom, what makes you different. Markdown, images, links to other cards.

Photos — a gallery of your work and an avatar, the picture on the project's tile.

Handle — a short address, cabi.chat/@yourname: like a YouTube or Instagram handle, but it points to a knowledge base, not a vanity profile. Cabi.Chat Graph — Handles, mentions and relations

Languages — a canonical language plus translations. Cabi.Chat Graph — Languages and translation

Rubrics — the industries and topics the project belongs to. Cabi.Chat Search — Rubrics and discovery

Location and rotation — where the project is, and the markets it serves. Cabi.Chat Projects — Location and rotation

Contacts — the channels people reach you through, each with its own audience. Cabi.Chat Projects — Contacts

Visibility — who may see the project. Cabi.Chat Graph — Card Policies

Pro — a paid membership of one project. Cabi.Chat Projects — Pro

Hotspot — the cards anchored to the project and linked around it. Cabi.Chat Projects — Shape the image

One owner, many projects: one may pay the bills, others test ideas. Each project keeps its own conversations.

Start here: Cabi.Chat Projects — Create a project. All card types: Cabi.Chat Graph — Data types

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Cabi.Chat Graph — Data types · Article — 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 Search — Keywords, meaning and intentions · Article — A seeker rarely knows your words. They know their intention: "someone to fix my bike tonight", "a math tutor for my kid". Search reads every query in three ways. Exact. A card's title, its @handle, or

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

Cabi.Chat Projects — Create a project · Article — A project needs only a title; everything else can be added or changed later. A new project starts Private: nobody else sees it until you publish it. Two ways in In the web app:

Cabi.Chat Projects — Shape the image · Article — A project is known by its hotspot : the project card plus every card its edges reach, the cards anchored to it and the cards they mention. People, oracles and search engines know the project by its ho

Cabi.Chat Projects — Contacts · Article — Contacts are the channels you choose to be reached through. They are optional: every project already has Cabi.Chat's own rooms for talking to leads, and oracles bring conversations to your inbox. Add

Cabi.Chat Projects — Location and rotation · Article — A project has two geo settings, and they do different things. Both are places from the shared Places taxonomy: countries, regions, cities. Location — where the project is. One place, ideally a city. P

Cabi.Chat Projects — Pro · Article — Pro is a membership of one project. A Free project can be found, read and reached; a Pro project acts. What Pro adds Campaigns. Radars and other campaigns run only for a Pro project. []( https://cabi.

Cabi.Chat Search — Rubrics and discovery · Article — Rubrics tag cards with shared taxonomies. What a rubric is and which taxonomies exist: . This page is about how rubrics make a card discoverable. A card tagged with a rubric is found under it

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 — 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