Spaces

A Space is a collaborative workspace that groups related meetings, documents, action items, and insights for a project, team, customer, or initiative. This guide covers what's on the Spaces page, creating a new Space, the actions available on a Space card, and using the Ask your CoS panel that sits alongside your Spaces.

What the Spaces page is

A Space is a collaborative workspace that groups related meetings, documents, action items, and insights for a project, team, customer, or initiative. It's Thout's way of keeping everything about that project in one place, so nothing gets lost between conversations.

SPACES

Create Space

Spring Launch

Marketing

Launch timeline is holding for April 14; packaging confirmation from Meridian Packaging is the only open dependency.

Latest: Confirm packaging timeline · due Fri

4 meetings
The Spaces page — a Space card, the Create Space button, and the Ask your CoS panel sits alongside it.

What's on a Space card

Element What it shows
Title & tagThe Space's name (for example "Spring Launch") and a category tag (for example Marketing).
SummaryA running summary of where the work stands, generated from the Space's meetings and notes.
LatestThe most recent action item pulled from the Space, with its due date.
Meeting countHow many meetings are linked to this Space (for example "4 meetings").
⋯ menuOpens Chat with space, Attach a file, Add Meeting, Edit space, and Delete space.

Creating a Space

Click Create Space in the top-right of the Spaces page to open the creation dialog.

Create space

Title

Spring Launch

Description (optional)

Everything for the spring launch — timeline, packaging, retail partners.

Create
The Create space dialog — Title, optional Description, and Create.

How to create a Space

  1. Click Create Space at the top of the Spaces page.
  2. Enter a Title for the Space — this is how it will appear as a card.
  3. Optionally add a Description to give collaborators context on what the Space is for.
  4. Click Create to finish. The new Space appears as a card on the Spaces page.

Note: Spaces keep meetings, voice notes, and sources in one place, so they're built for collaborating with others — not just personal notes.

Space card actions

Click the menu on any Space card to see what you can do with that Space.

Chat with space

Attach a file

Add Meeting

Edit space

Delete space

The Space card menu — Chat with space, Attach a file, Add Meeting, Edit space, Delete space.

What each action does

Action What it does
Chat with spaceOpens a conversation scoped to this Space, so you can ask questions about just its meetings and notes.
Attach a fileAdds a file to the Space as a source of context.
Add MeetingLinks an existing or new meeting to this Space.
Edit spaceLets you update the Space's title, description, or tag.
Delete spacePermanently removes the Space.

Ask your CoS

The Ask your CoS panel sits on the right of the Spaces page (and other pages) as your always-available assistant for quick answers about your work. Quick-action pills like Today's focus, Last week, and Overdue stuff give instant answers, or you can type a free-form question into the Chat with CoS... box.

What are my primary focus items for today?

Critical — Overdue Action Items

Confirm packaging timeline with Meridian Packaging

2 days overdue · Spring Launch

TODAY'S FOCUS

Review retail partner terms before Thursday's call, and follow up with Jordan on the influencer seeding list.

Asking "What are my primary focus items for today?" returns a categorized rundown, starting with overdue critical items.

Answers are organized by priority, with items like Critical — Overdue Action Items called out with a status marker and how overdue they are. Use the copy icon above a response to copy it elsewhere.

Tip: Ask your CoS on the Spaces page answers across all your work, not just one Space. For a full walkthrough of pills, free-form prompts, @mentions, and chat history, see the Chat with your CoS guide.

Spaces tips & FAQ

What's the difference between a Space and a meeting?

A meeting is a single conversation; a Space is a container that can hold several related meetings, files, and notes for an ongoing project or team.

Can more than one person work in a Space?

Yes — Spaces are built for collaborating with others, not just for personal notes.

What happens if I delete a Space?

Delete space permanently removes it from the Spaces page, so use it only once you're sure the Space is no longer needed.

Does Ask your CoS only answer about the current Space?

No — the Ask your CoS panel on the Spaces page answers across your work in general. Use Chat with space from a card's menu if you want an answer scoped to just that Space.

Why are some items marked as overdue?

Ask your CoS flags action items that have passed their due date as Critical, showing how many days overdue they are so you can prioritize them first.

Still stuck?

Browse the Help Center or reach us at support@thout.ai