Add customizable settings & memory controls to personalize the Storytell experience

I’d love to see a more powerful Settings & Preferences page in Storytell that lets users customize how the AI interacts with them and manage what it remembers over time. What I’m looking for: 1. Personal context A simple “About Me & Company” field to store persistent info like my role, company, focus areas, and common use cases. This would help Storytell give more relevant responses across chats. 2. Response preferences Let me define how I want responses to look - tone, format (e.g., bullets vs. paragraphs), level of detail, etc. These preferences should apply by default, not just per chat. 3. Memory management Add a clear interface to view, edit, and delete what Storytell remembers — with a master toggle, timestamps, and a “Clear All” option. 4. In-chat memory controls I want to be able to say things like “Save: I’m traveling to Japan in June” or ask “What do you remember about me?” and get a clear, visible response.

Implementing Integrations UI: Google Drive, Slack, and Zoom

We need UI support for three integrations that help with file ingestion and collaboration: Google Drive Integration Allow users to ingest files and folders directly from their Google Drive accounts. A "G Drive" icon will be added to the upload area in the prompt bar. Clicking the icon will initiate Google Drive authentication. Once authenticated, users can: Select a file → it’s added to the current Collection. Select a folder → a sub-collection is created with the same name. Slack Integration UI Design and implement a user interface for connecting and managing Slack integration. Allow users to authenticate and link their Slack workspace. Surface options for sharing or receiving content via Slack (exact workflows to be defined). Zoom Integration UI Create an interface to support Zoom account linking. Enable users to connect their Zoom account. Prepare the UI to support future workflows like ingesting Zoom transcripts or recordings.

Add copy button to Action prompts, Skills, and Expert Voices fields

When I'm working inside Actions, Skills, or Expert Voices, I often need to reuse or reference the prompt content I've already written. Right now, there's no copy button available on those fields — I have to manually select all the text and copy it myself, which adds friction to my workflow. I'd like a copy-to-clipboard button added directly to: The Action prompts field The Skills instruction/content field The Expert Voices prompt field This would make it faster to duplicate, reuse, or reference prompt content across different parts of the platform without having to manually dig through the text.

Integrating Storytell's API/SDK to build a Storytell-like experience on our data platform

We’re building a Storytell-like experience directly into our B2B data platform, where users already connect and explore their own datasets. The goal is to embed an AI layer that lets them query their data and generate dynamic, narrative-style insights—all within our product’s existing interface and branding. What we need to support: Use of Storytell’s API or SDK within our own UI Ability to handle millions of rows of structured data efficiently Controls to constrain or customize features based on our platform’s use case Full white-labeling so the experience feels native to our product This would unlock new value for our users and help them move from raw data to insight without leaving our ecosystem. Curious if others are building toward embedded AI experiences like this.

One-Click Copy for Tables in Responses

It would be great to have a one-click copy button for tables in Storytell responses. Copying tabular data manually takes extra time, especially when pasting into reports or presentations. A quick copy option would make working with tables much faster and smoother.

I'd like you to generate Concepts from XLS or CSV files like you do for other file types

email collaboration invitations directly from shared threads

want to bring someone else into the conversation, we expected to be able to just invite them via email right from that thread. Instead, we have to navigate back to the parent collection and share that entire collection with them just so they can access the specific thread we want them to collaborate on. This creates unnecessary friction in our workflow. We often have multiple threads within a collection, and we don't always want to give someone access to everything - sometimes we just want them to collaborate on one specific thread. We'd love to see a feature that lets us invite people via email directly from within a thread. Ideally, this would handle the permissions automatically so that when we invite someone to a thread, they get the appropriate access to participate in that specific conversation without us having to manage the collection-level sharing manually.

We need an account management page

We need the ability to manage our account information through a dedicated account management page. Specifically, we want: An account management interface where we can update our account details The ability to delete our own account when needed

Save AI responses directly to Collections for future reference

We need the ability to add our AI assistant's responses directly to our Collections as data points that can be referenced later. This addresses a common workflow issue where users want to capture and organize valuable AI-generated insights. Our current process forces users to manually copy and paste responses they want to keep, which creates friction and often results in valuable information being lost. We've heard from multiple users that they want a more streamlined way to build a "scratchpad" of AI responses for ongoing projects.

Implement Visual Representation and Graphing Capabilities for Data Analysis

We need to implement visual representation and graphing functionality within our platform to enhance our data analysis capabilities. This feature will allow us to create compelling visualizations, identify patterns, and gain deeper insights from our data. Key Requirements: Support for generating various graph types (e.g., bar charts, line graphs, scatter plots). Ability to visualize large datasets efficiently (billion rows of data). Integration with our existing data analysis tools and concepts. Interactive features (e.g., zoom, filtering, drill-down). Ability to customize graph appearance (e.g., colors, labels, axes). These new visualizations will help us enhance our data storytelling capabilities, improve the ability to identify fraud patterns, facilitate easier communication of insights, and provide a more intuitive and engaging user experience. Example Use Cases: Visualize monoliths, slime trails, and click flooding patterns. Graph click-to-install time versus total install time. Show distribution of app versions, screen brightness, and battery level.

Export, Download, and Edit Generated Presentation Slides

When I generate a slide deck in Chief, I have no way to export, copy, or edit the slides once they've been created. The content gets generated, but then it's essentially locked — I can view it, but can't do anything with it. I'd like to be able to: Download the full slide deck (e.g., as a PPTX or PDF) Copy content from individual slides or the full deck Edit slides after they've been generated This would make the presentation output actually usable in my workflow. Right now, I have to manually recreate the slides elsewhere, which defeats the purpose of generating them in the first place. It looks like Chief already supports download and copy for doc and PDF outputs — it would be great to have the same functionality for slides.

Block file uploads when credits are insufficient

When I tried to upload files with no credits remaining, the upload flow appeared to start normally — the UI showed the files as uploading. But since there weren't enough credits to process them, the uploads never actually completed. When I went to check my Library, the files weren't there. I had to top up my credits and then manually click "Try Again" on each file individually. It would be much better if the upload flow checked my credit balance before starting. If I don't have enough credits, I'd want to be shown a clear message upfront letting me know and prompting me to top up — rather than letting the upload appear to proceed and then failing silently.

Add a "Use in Chat" option to the duplicate file warning

When I upload a file that's already in my library, Chief shows a message letting me know the file already exists. That part works fine. The issue is that the only option in that message right now is to close it. What I'd find helpful is a button right there in that same warning — something like "Use in Chat" — that automatically adds the file to my current chat scope, or at least mentions it in my prompt bar. Right now, I have to dismiss the message, go search for the file manually in my library, and then add it to my chat. That's a few extra steps that feel unnecessary when Chief has already identified exactly which file I'm trying to use. A single click from the duplicate warning to get that file into my chat would make the whole flow a lot smoother.

Recognize files mentioned by name in my prompt, even when my scope is empty

When I clear all files from my chat scope and then send a prompt that references a specific file by name, Chief tells me the file is not in scope — and doesn't return a useful response. If I name a file in my message, I'd expect Chief to use it. The file exists in my library, and the intent is clear from the prompt itself. It would be helpful if Chief could recognize that reference and either automatically include the file for that query or ask me to confirm before proceeding — rather than stopping entirely and saying nothing is available.

Files tagged "Insufficient Credits" should either auto-process after a top-up or prompt re-upload before use

When I ran out of credits during a file upload, the file was still added to my library — but it was tagged as "Insufficient credits." After I topped up my credits, I went to chat with the file as normal. The file appeared available in my library, so I didn't realize it hadn't been processed. I only discovered the issue after attempting to use it and getting no meaningful results. There was no prompt or warning after topping up to let me know the file still needed to be re-uploaded or re-processed before it could be used. What I'd like to see: Either automatically process files marked "Insufficient credits" once credits become available, or surface a clear, actionable prompt at the point where I try to use the file — letting me know it needs to be re-uploaded before it can work.

Auto-scroll or surface validation errors when required fields are missing on Action creation

When creating an Action, not all required fields are visible in the viewport at the same time. If I submit the form without filling in a required field — such as the prompt — the form does not submit, and no error message appears near the button. The only indication that something is missing is a red highlight on the field itself, which may be above the current scroll position. This means the "Create Action" button appears unresponsive, and the missing field is only discoverable by manually scrolling back through the form. Requested behavior: When a required field is missing on submission, either automatically scroll to the first incomplete field or display an inline error message near the submit button that identifies what is missing.Auto-scroll or surface validation errors when required fields are missing on Action creation

Queue or block chat prompts while a file is still processing

When I upload a file to Chief, it goes through a quick initial processing phase for basic chat, then continues processing in the background until it is fully ready. If I miss the upload status and start chatting too early, Chief may say it can’t access the file, even though it’s already uploaded. To avoid this confusion, either block prompts until the file is fully ready or queue messages as “pending” and auto-send them once processing is complete. This would prevent the impression that the upload failed when it’s just still processing.

Prompts should be auto-saved and preserved when a network disruption occurs

I was in the middle of drafting a detailed prompt when Chief showed an “offline” banner. I submitted it, but it wasn’t processed, and my input was lost when the session ended. There didn’t seem to be any way to recover the work or retry the request once connectivity was restored, so the prompt was lost with no recovery option. What I think would help: Prompts could be automatically saved as drafts locally, so work isn’t lost during temporary network issues If a submission fails due to connectivity, the request could be retained or retried once the connection is restored At a minimum, the prompt should remain in the input field so it can be easily resubmitted Overall, the goal is to ensure work in progress isn’t lost due to brief connectivity interruptions.

When I upload a mix of file types — including PDFs and Excel files — and add them all to the chat scope, Excel files are not processed.

What I need: The ability to include Excel files in the chat scope alongside other file types (e.g., PDFs) so that all uploaded files can be analyzed together in a single session without having to deselect or re-scope files manually.

A way to save, reuse, and refine recurring prompts — the Prompt Library would significantly enhance my workflow efficiency.