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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.versuno.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Every asset in Versuno has a rich-text body. The editor gives you a full set of building blocks: headings, lists, toggles, callouts, code blocks, so you can write prompts, personas, and skills that are readable, organised, and version-controlled.

How to open the editor

The editor is embedded in every asset’s Overview tab. Click anywhere in the content area to place your cursor and start typing.

Core concepts

Blocks

Every piece of content is a block. Insert any block with the / slash command menu.

Text Formatting

Select text to open the floating toolbar: bold, italic, link, inline code, and more.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Every block type has a Markdown shortcut. Most actions also have a Ctrl / ⌘ hotkey.

Versions

Content auto-saves every 3 seconds. Click Save version to create a named checkpoint.

Auto-save

The editor auto-saves your changes to the database every 3 seconds after you stop typing. You do not need to press save manually for edits to persist. The header shows Saving… while a write is in flight and Saved X ago once it completes. Auto-save writes the content to the asset but does not create a version. Use Save version (or Ctrl + S) to create a versioned checkpoint you can diff and revert to later.

Versions

1

Make your edits

Write or update content. The Save version button shows up when your current content differs from the latest saved version.
2

Click Save version

A modal opens where you can add an optional description (e.g. “Tightened tone”, “Added soul section”).
3

Confirm

The version is saved. The v{N} badge in the header increments. Click the badge to open version history.

Copy

The Copy button in the header is a split button with two parts:
  • Left (Copy): copies the full content as Markdown immediately. This is the default action.
  • Right (chevron): opens a dropdown with additional options:
    • Copy as Markdown: same as the primary button.
    • Copy as plain text: strips all Markdown syntax and copies raw text.
    • Open in ChatGPT / Claude / Perplexity / Grok: sends the Markdown content directly to the chosen AI chatbot in a new tab.