What file types are supported?

PDFs, documents, slides, web pages, YouTube, audio recordings, and more.

Can I use multiple libraries?

Yes. Create separate libraries per course, project, or client and scope Agent to each.

Is content used to train public models?

Mindar grounds answers in your library; see privacy policy for data handling details.

How can I organize PDFs, links, slides, and notes so I can find them later?

Yes. A private Mindar knowledge base gives every project, course, client, or topic one searchable home for files, links, notes, slides, videos, and recordings.

Can I chat with my own PDFs and notes without exposing them publicly?

Yes. Private libraries stay visible only to you unless you explicitly share them with a team or publish selected material to the public plaza.

Can the same private library power search, AI answers, maps, and generated outputs?

Yes. The same library can be searched, queried with citations, mapped in AI View, and used by Content Factory to generate deliverables.

Can I make separate libraries for each course, client, research project, or content theme?

Yes. Mindar works best when libraries match real work boundaries, such as one course, one client mandate, one paper review, one product initiative, or one creator series.

Can one knowledge base combine PDFs, YouTube, web links, audio, slides, and notes?

Yes. Mindar is designed for mixed source types, so different forms of knowledge can become one reusable corpus.

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Private Knowledge Base

A private AI knowledge base for every source you trust

Save PDFs, videos, textbooks, notes, links, slides, and recordings in one searchable place. Everything becomes part of your long-term knowledge memory.

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Capture and organize sources

Inputs

PDFsSaved

VideosSaved

NotesSaved

LinksSaved

SlidesSaved

Organizing into your library…

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PDF
Deep Learning Notes.pdf
May 12
Video
Transformer Explained Simply
May 10
Ebook
Design methods book
May 8
Notes
Study notes · Week 5
May 7
Link
Attention mechanism notes
May 5

What private libraries do in real workflows

Stop hunting Downloads and email — one corpus powers Agent, maps, and outputs.

One home for every format

Lectures, papers, interviews, and clips indexed together — not scattered apps.

Search that understands passages

Find definitions and quotes across the full library, not just filenames.

Grounded Agent on your materials only

Scoped Q&A lowers hallucination risk for study, research, and client work.

Long-term knowledge memory

Semesters, projects, and client engagements accumulate instead of resetting.

Permissions when you need them

Keep personal, share with a team, or publish select packs to the plaza.

Mobile capture, web depth

Clip on the go; analyze and produce on the full workspace.

How private libraries work

Capture sources

Upload files, paste links, or import recordings into a project library.

UploadClipImport

Organize by course, project, or client

Folder logic that matches how you actually work — not generic cloud storage.

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Ask, map, and ship outputs

Agent, AI View, and Content Factory all read from the same vault.

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Who private libraries are built for

Students

One library per course with exam-ready scope.

Researchers

Paper sets, protocols, and lab notes in one project.

Analysts

Client workstreams and watchlist evidence in one vault.

Teams

Shared initiative libraries with role-based access.

Frequently asked questions

Only you until you explicitly share with a team or publish to the plaza.

Build your first knowledge library

Upload a few sources and ask Mindar with citations today.

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