Solutions — Knowledge
Teach Claude what
your team already knows.
Write a lesson once — how you handle a client type, a report format, a style guide — and share it. It shows up in your teammates’ own Claude conversations, ready to use, without a wiki page nobody opens.
Private or shared
You choose who sees it
Keep a lesson private — just for your own Claude conversations — or share it with your team. Shared lessons appear in teammates’ “Add Lessons” catalog so anyone can opt in.
Real chapters, not a doc dump
Taught the same way as the core curriculum
A knowledge lesson isn’t a pasted document — it’s authored like a chapter, so Claude teaches it in conversation and can check that someone actually absorbed it, the same way the core curriculum does.
Admins can promote it
From one person’s lesson to the org core
If a shared lesson turns out to matter for everyone, an admin can promote it into the org core — every member gets auto-enrolled and it counts toward team progress.
Good Candidates For A Lesson
Things you explain more than once
- —How your team scopes and writes a client-facing proposal
- —The house style for reports, memos, or client emails
- —How you triage and respond to a specific kind of support ticket
- —The steps a new hire needs for your team's specific tools
- —A rubric for what "good" looks like on a recurring deliverable
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Reading and enrolling in shared lessons is free.
Authoring and team sharing require the Business plan — see Pricing.
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