Everything about the platform itself: what each feature does, the concepts behind it, the settings you can change, and the limits you might run into. Start here when you want to know how something works, rather than how to get a specific task done.
Looking for a walkthrough of a particular teaching task instead? Those live in Guides.
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Connect TeamTeacher to ChatGPT with Developer mode, then call your agents from any chat.
Add TeamTeacher to Claude in about 30 seconds, then call your agents from any Claude conversation.
Add TeamTeacher as a Connected App in Gemini Spark, then call your agents right from a Spark conversation.
Tools are the actions an agent can take — searching your documents, checking a standard, saving a draft. How to see what it used, and how to choose which ones it has.
What you can search, what your agent can search for you, and why asking sometimes finds things the search box misses.
Write down a process once and your agent can pull it up in any conversation — no re-explaining the same instructions every time.
Push a TeamTeacher document out to Google Drive as a new Google Doc, or print it straight from the document page — two quick one-way exports, no sync involved.
What knowledge bases are for, which ones are available, and how to get better answers out of them.
How to share a conversation or document as a public, read-only link — no account required for whoever opens it.
How TeamTeacher's agent memory works and what you can control from the Memories page.
The difference between Documents (editable and AI-native) and Files (everything you upload, import, or create) — and how both stay private and useful to your agents.
How the context window, tokens, and conversations work in TeamTeacher.
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