# Workspace pages

A workspace page is somewhere the team keeps coming back to: a dashboard, a guide, a live table, or a home page for a project. It gives useful material a fixed place, outside any one task.

## Start with the reader's question

Decide what someone should be able to answer just by looking at the page. A page called "Site readiness" might show the current status, the next action and links to the work behind it. Keep each page focused enough that its purpose is obvious at a glance.

Published pages appear in the workspace navigation once they're pinned. Open a page there to read its current content and anything it links to.

## Build pages with your AI agent

Your AI agent can list, read, create and update pages for you. Ask it to look at existing pages first, so a new one fits the same style. Check the proposed title, layout and data before it publishes or replaces a page.

## A prompt to try

```
List the pages in this workspace and summarise what each is for. Don't change anything.
```

```
Draft a page for site readiness with a clear heading, the current status, and links to the related tasks. Show me the layout and data it would use before you create it.
```

## Keep page content current

A page should point to live work, or be updated when its facts change. Use workspace knowledge for facts worth keeping, and tasks for work that's still moving.

See [Workspace knowledge](/help/knowledge) and [Tables and records](/help/tables).