Help & Guides

Getting Started

1. Sign in or create an account.
2. Click Create New to start a stack.
3. Add items: links, tools, notes, and resources.
4. Organize with tags and reorder by drag-and-drop.
5. Publish publicly or keep private for your team.

Collaboration

• Invite teammates to co-edit stacks you own.
• Use comments or descriptions to explain context and decisions.
• Establish naming/tagging conventions to keep stacks consistent.
• Review changes regularly; keep critical items pinned.

Tagging Best Practices

• Prefer 3–6 focused tags per stack or item.
• Use singular nouns ("template", "react") for consistency.
• Avoid duplicates: pick one of “ai/AI/Artificial-Intelligence”.
• Use audience or stage tags when helpful ("beginner", "ops").

Visibility & Sharing

• Draft: only you and invited collaborators can view while editing.
• Private: access restricted to invited collaborators; not shareable publicly.
• Unlisted: anyone with the link can view; not indexed or discoverable.
• Public: discoverable via explore and search; ideal for sharing broadly.

Features Overview

• Flexible items: add links, descriptions, tags, and references.
• Collaboration: invite teammates to contribute to shared stacks.
• Publishing controls: Draft, Private, Unlisted, and Public visibility.
• Discovery: explore trending stacks and follow creators.
• Version-friendly: iterate and update over time.

Keyboard Shortcuts

• Toggle sidebar: Ctrl/Cmd + B

Tip: Some pages may provide additional shortcuts in context menus.

Using Stacks

Stacks are living collections of resources. Use them to onboard teammates, document workflows, or share your favorite tools.

• Create topic-focused stacks for clarity and reuse.
• Group related items with tags; keep tag names concise.
• Use descriptions to explain why a resource matters.
• Pin essential items to the top for quick access.

Tips for Naming Your Stack

• Lead with the purpose: “Frontend Hiring Onboarding”.
• Add scope or audience if useful: “AI Research – Starter”.
• Avoid jargon unless your audience expects it.
• Use consistent casing and separators across your org.

Monetize Stacks

Share your expertise and earn from premium, well-structured stacks.

• Define a clear outcome for buyers (e.g., “Ship your first SaaS in 30 days”).
• Bundle templates, checklists, and curated links for extra value.
• Keep a free teaser stack to build trust and reach.
• Update regularly; communicate changes in the description.

Private Stacks Guide

Use Private visibility for internal or sensitive collections.

1. Create or open a stack.
2. Go to Visibility and choose Private.
3. Invite collaborators by username or share a direct invite link.
4. Review access regularly and remove unused collaborators.

FAQs

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