Getting started
What Letterstory is, how an account is set up, and your first published post.
KB-101What Letterstory is, and the words we useA two-minute tour of what the platform does and the handful of terms you'll see everywhere.KB-102Create your account and set up your workspaceSign in with your work email, answer six short setup cards, and you're ready to write.KB-103Your first post, in about ten minutes of your timeCreate a collection, add a headline, press Auto-Pen, review the result, publish.KB-104Invite your team, and what each role can doAdmins run the workspace; editors write, edit, and publish. Invites go out by email or link.KB-105Onboard with your own AI agentPaste one prompt into Claude, Cursor or any agent with API access, and it asks your account what it still needs and does it.KB-106Set your organization's contextWhat your company is, what it should write about and rank for, and who it competes with. Everything downstream reads this.KB-107Set up your blogImport an existing blog or start from scratch, then get content areas, a topic map and a queue of headlines.KB-108Connect your CMSPut posts on your own website through Webflow, Framer, Sanity, Contentful or a GitHub content repo, or fetch them into a custom front end.KB-109Launch a phantomA separate publication with its own name and site, covering your topics, earning citations in its own right.