Content Sources in Scripe

Your content in Scripe is only as strong as the knowledge you feed it. Every post, draft, or suggestion generated by Scripe relies on the accuracy and richness of your Knowledge Base. Scripe offers two types of Knowledge Bases:

• Company Knowledge Base: Content uploaded here is applied to ALL personal brands in your workspace. Ideal for brand guidelines, company case studies, or shared playbooks.
• Personal Brand Knowledge Base: Content uploaded here is ONLY used for your brand. Keep all your individual notes, stories, and inputs here for brand-authentic content.

Take time to set up your Knowledge Base carefully. The more complete and well-organized it is, the more Scripe feels like your own content strategist, scaling your voice without losing authenticity.

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Types of Content Sources in the Knowledge Base

Scripe’s Knowledge Base is your central library for all the material you want Scripe to use when creating content. To add something to the Knowledge Base, simply click on + New Content Source. Here are all the types of Content Sources you can add to your Knowledge Base in Scripe:

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1. Text Notes

Text Notes are text-only entries that you add manually. They’re the easiest way to feed Scripe with context that doesn’t live in a file or online. Things like insights, experiences, or key information about you or your company. Use Text Notes for anything worth remembering or reusing in your content, from a personal story to your company’s core messaging. Here are some ideas to get you started:

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2. Documents

Documents let you upload files that contain written knowledge, such as case studies, presentations, or strategy decks. Scripe automatically reads and extracts the text from each file, turning your existing materials into a usable source of truth. Use Documents to store and reference things like:

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3. Websites

Connect any public website so Scripe can read its content. This is ideal for pages that already reflect your expertise, brand story, or company information — such as blogs, press pages, or product sites. When you connect a website, Scripe automatically scans the text on the page and turns it into usable knowledge for content generation. Use it for online sources such as: When you add a homepage, all subpages are pulled automatically, and you can select which ones to connect.

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4. Notion

Connect your Notion account and select which pages Scripe should use as knowledge. By connecting your Notion account, you can sync selected pages directly into your Knowledge Base — perfect if you already use Notion to organize notes, playbooks, or documentation. Use it to import knowledge like:

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5. YouTube

By adding links to YouTube videos, Scripe automatically pulls the transcript and turns the content into usable knowledge. This is especially helpful if you share your expertise through interviews, webinars, or tutorials. It allows Scripe to understand your natural way of explaining things and include that insight in your future content. Typical use cases for YouTube videos:

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6. Automatic Sources (Personal Brand Level)

Besides the sources you set up yourself, Scripe also gathers knowledge automatically via:

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Control and Organization

To keep your Knowledge Base clean and easy to navigate, you can create folders and subfolders. This helps you group knowledge by themes or use cases. From the folder three-dots menu ... , you can:

• Rename → update the folder name
• Create subfolder → add a layer of organization under a folder
• Move to folder → rearrange items into different folders
• Delete folder → remove it when no longer needed

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Always Up to Date

• Websites you connect are automatically re-checked every 7 days to keep data fresh.
• LinkedIn sync includes both new and historical posts, so your full publishing history informs your Knowledge Base.
• WhatsApp inputs are captured instantly, turning quick messages or voice notes into usable knowledge.