> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://thecontentforge.gitbook.io/thecontentforge-docs/getting-started/navigation-and-hubs.md). # Navigation and Hubs TheContentForge uses a condensed sidebar with a few high-level work areas. The goal is to keep the main menu short while still giving each workflow a clear home. ## Sidebar sections ### Content Use Content for day-to-day creation and publishing work: * Dashboard: workspace overview and recommended next actions. * Calendar: scheduled posts, drafts, campaigns, and publishing cadence. * Content Forge: the main text, post, thread, script, newsletter, and campaign studio. * Video Forge: video projects, video generation, and video editing workflows. * Image Forge: image generation, resizing, upscaling, thumbnail work, and visual editing. * ForgeSays: AI chat and ideation workspace. ### Intelligence Use Intelligence for market, on-chain, and content-performance research: * Market Signals: live market narratives, saved signals, and signals from your own sources. * On-Chain Intelligence: Wallet Intelligence, Token Intelligence, DeFi Intelligence, and Execution Intelligence in one hub. * Content Optimization: Algorithm Watch, Brand Voice, Patterns, Competitor Intelligence, and Experiments in one hub. > **Student workspaces:** Student orgs see a reduced sidebar. Market Signals, the On-Chain Intelligence hub, and the Content Optimization hub are hidden, and Brand Voice appears as its own direct link instead. Everything else in this guide still applies. ### Operations Use Operations for shared workspace resources: * Asset Library: saved images, videos, documents, and generated assets. * Knowledge Base: workspace documents, brand notes, reusable context, and uploaded knowledge. * Data Ingestion: imported sources and connected content inputs. ### Settings Settings is now a hub instead of several separate sidebar items: * General: workspace settings for admins and owners. * Team Members: user management for admins and owners. * My Account: profile, personal preferences, and Social Connections. * Telegram: bot controls, Bot History, and Security Log for users with access. Admins and owners land on General. Members without admin access land on My Account. ### Support Use Support to report issues, request help, or submit product feedback. ## On-Chain Intelligence hub Open Intelligence > On-Chain Intelligence to work across the web3 research tools without switching sidebar items. The hub includes: * Wallet Intelligence: wallet summaries, wallet behavior, and address-level intelligence. * Token Intelligence: token-level research and token monitoring. * DeFi Intelligence: protocol, pool, and DeFi market context. * Execution Intelligence: trade execution context and execution-focused workflows. Older direct links to the individual pages still work, but the hub is the main documented path. > **Investor Intel is a separate app.** If your workspace uses Investor Intel, it runs as its own application with its own navigation, so the menu and hubs described here will look different there. ## Content Optimization hub Open Intelligence > Content Optimization to improve what you publish and how it performs. The hub includes: * Algorithm Watch: platform algorithm changes and recommendations. * Brand Voice: voice profiles, tone guidance, and reusable voice settings. * Patterns: recurring content patterns and reusable formats. * Competitor Intelligence: competitor tracking and comparison research. * Experiments: content experiments, hypotheses, variants, and results. Use this hub when you are planning better content rather than creating the final asset. ## Settings hub Open Settings to manage workspace, account, Telegram, and team controls. Common paths: * My Account > Social Connections: connect and manage publishable social profiles. * Bot History > Security Log: review bot actions and security-sensitive Telegram events. * Settings > Team Members: invite users, review roles, and manage seats. * Settings > General: workspace defaults, limits, and operational preferences. Some tabs are role-based. If you need access to a setting you cannot see, contact support. ## Redirected older paths Some older direct URLs remain available so existing bookmarks do not break: * `/social-connections` opens My Account. * `/security` opens Bot History. For training, screenshots, and support instructions, use the current menu names listed above. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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