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What did I say about this in episode 40?

Your episode notes record the argument and the sources you cited. The transcript opens at the relevant discussion. 1

Your archive

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Your writers and YouTubers share answers with sources.

  • Writers

    Your archive

    • What did I say about this in episode 40?

      On request

    • Which transcript passage supports the argument in the episode notes?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: Your episode notes record the argument and the sources you cited. The transcript opens at the relevant discussion.

    Sources: Your archive (Google Drive); Vale House · Supporting notes (Notion).

    Reads from
    • Google Drive
    • Notion
  • YouTubers

    Research

    • Find what I saved for chapter 6

      Weekly

    • Which saved articles and interview notes support this chapter section?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: Your chapter folder holds the saved articles and interview notes. The outline links the sources for that section.

    Sources: Research (Notion); Vale House · Supporting notes (Google Drive).

    Reads from
    • Notion
    • Google Drive
  • Podcasters

    Back issues

    • Which newsletters covered pricing?

      On request

    • Which original newsletter drafts cover pricing and positioning?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: Your newsletter index identifies the issues on pricing and positioning. Each citation opens the original draft.

    Sources: Back issues (Google Drive); Vale House · Supporting notes (Notion).

    Reads from
    • Google Drive
    • Notion
  • Newsletter creators

    Style rules

    • What's my rule on headlines?

      Weekly

    • Which editing rules shape our headlines and introductions?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: Your style guide favors concrete headlines and short introductions. The editing checklist records your recurring rules.

    • Open the current source before the next step

    Sources: Style rules (Notion); Vale House · Supporting notes (Google Drive).

    Reads from
    • Notion
    • Google Drive
  • Writers

    Sponsor terms

    • What did I agree with the March sponsor?

      On request

    • Which signed terms set the sponsor deliverables and review deadline?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The sponsor agreement records the deliverables and review deadline. The correspondence note links the signed terms.

    Sources: Sponsor terms (Google Drive); Vale House · Supporting notes (Notion).

    Reads from
    • Google Drive
    • Notion
  • YouTubers

    Repurposing from transcripts

    • Pull the best points from this transcript

      Weekly

    • Which transcript passages support the three points in the new draft?

      Before deciding

    Source answer: The transcript contains three main points and their supporting passages. Your AI tool can turn those into a new draft in your voice.

    Sources: Repurposing from transcripts (Notion); Vale House · Supporting notes (Google Drive).

    Reads from
    • Notion
    • Google Drive

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With HeyBrain

Search the episode notes and transcript to reconstruct the argument from episode 40.

Find the recorded argument and cited sources in your episode notes, with the transcript opening the relevant discussion.

Collect chapter-six articles and interview notes from the saved folder before checking the outline.

Find the saved articles and interview notes in your chapter folder, with the outline linking that section’s sources.

Search the newsletter index for earlier issues on pricing and positioning.

Find the relevant issues in your newsletter index and open the original drafts through their citations.

Read the style guide and editing checklist separately to check headline and introduction rules.

Find the preference for concrete headlines and short introductions, with recurring rules recorded in the editing checklist.

ONE CONNECTED BRAIN

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Question
What did I say about this in episode 40?
Answer
Your episode notes record the argument and the sources you cited. The transcript opens at the relevant discussion. (Source 1)
  • Source 1: Your archive (Google Drive)
  • Additional source: Research (Notion)
  • Additional source: Back issues (Google Drive)

FOLLOW THE SOURCE

Review the evidence behind an answer

Open the citation. Read the original wording and surrounding detail.

Answer
Your chapter folder holds the saved articles and interview notes. The outline links the sources for that section. (Source 1)
Cited excerpt from Research (Notion)
Your chapter folder holds the saved articles and interview notes. The outline links the sources for that section.
  • Source 1: Research (Notion)
  • Source 2: Your archive (Google Drive)

PERMISSIONS IN EVERY ANSWER

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Same question, different permissions. Review the request and sources in the access record.

Question
What is ready for the next episode?
Answer for Hugo Moreau (Series producer)
Editorial outline and research notes available. Sponsor term: two credited episodes.
Answer for Amina Navarro (Freelance editor)
Editorial outline and research notes available. Restricted section withheld.
Section withheld from Amina Navarro
SPONSOR TERMS · PRODUCERS ONLY
Access record
14:02 · Amina Navarro · Source access checked · 1 SECTION WITHHELD · RECORDED

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FAQ

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  • What did I say about this in episode 40?

    Your episode notes record the argument and the sources you cited. The transcript opens at the relevant discussion. Ask follow-ups in the same conversation and open each citation to check the surrounding detail, then share the source with colleagues who can access the same collection.

  • How can I find the research I saved for a chapter?

    Connect your chapter folder and outline, then ask for the articles and interview notes linked to the section you are writing. HeyBrain retrieves the relevant saved material with citations, so you can open the original sources in context. Bring those passages into your AI tool when you want help developing the next draft.

  • Which sources and AI tools can we use?

    Connect Google Drive, Notion and document uploads; Claude, Cursor and Codex ask your company knowledge through HeyBrain MCP. Keep decisions and references available where your team works. HeyBrain supplies knowledge; agents use their own tools for actions requested by the user.

  • How does HeyBrain keep private knowledge private?

    People and agents receive answers from sources they can open. Workspace rules restrict the audience; each agent has its own key and scope. Administrators review requesters, times and source references in activity records alongside workspace membership and source access rules.

  • How do we get the team started?

    Connect your team’s current brief, decision notes and working guide, invite the people who need them and ask a familiar question. Open its source citations before expanding the collection. Align workspace membership and individual agent scopes with each team’s responsibilities.

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