📁 Document Center

Document Center is the main entry for handling learning materials in WiseMindAI. Whether it is a PDF, Word file, Markdown file, web link, image, or audio/video content, it usually enters here first before you continue with summaries, chat, notes, exams, or infographics.

Basic Configuration

• Before using document summaries or knowledge cards, please configure: Large Language Model API Key
• Before using document chat, please configure: Embedding API Key to vectorize and analyze document content.

💡 Overview

WiseMindAI's core workflow is:

1. Collect knowledge: bring documents, links, images, web pages, audio, and video into the Document Center.
2. Build knowledge: turn related materials into knowledge bases, notes, and knowledge cards.
3. Process knowledge: keep understanding the content through AI Workspace, single-document chat, knowledge-base chat, AI search, and translation.
4. Review and output knowledge: use AI Exam and Learning Stats to check understanding, then output your results as notes, posters, infographics, or other shareable content.

You can complete this full chain of actions from Document Center.

📖 How It Works

1. Collect Knowledge

First, import the documents, links, or other materials you want to work with into Document Center so they become a unified material list.

2. Build Knowledge

After opening any item in the list, you can view the original content first and then do common actions such as:

1. generate a document summary
2. generate a mind map
3. save it as AI Notes

3. Process Knowledge

Then you can continue with deeper actions such as:

1. start single-document chat
2. generate document knowledge cards
3. generate an infographic from the current content

4. Review and Output

After you already understand the document more deeply, you can continue with:

1. generate an exam from the current document
2. share the generated infographic
3. make a poster for sharing
4. sync notes to platforms such as Feishu

🌈 Common Use Cases

• You just imported a batch of materials and want to review them in one place
• You want to summarize or ask questions about one document quickly
• You want to turn a single file into notes, an exam, or an infographic
• You want to gradually move scattered materials into a knowledge base for deeper learning and organization