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Pages are evergreen documentation that your Bezi agent references as it works. Anything in a Page - coding standards, architecture decisions, design specs, system docs - is context for your Bezi agent’s work in that specific Workspace. If you have existing docs or markdown files, import these directly into Bezi as Pages (claude.md files, folders, ZIPs, file drops, etc.). Otherwise, you can start by manually creating a Page. Your Bezi agent can also create and edit Pages as part it on your work. To block it from doing so, create a Rule explicitly stating this.

Page documentation examples

When Bezi plans or implements an idea, pin @PageName so execution follows standards.
  • UI creation standards
  • Level creation guidelines
  • Feature implementation requirements
Pin @PageName so Bezi knows to follow a pre-defined pattern.
  • Core game mechanics (e.g., “Jumping uses stamina”)
  • How specific systems work 
Store meta-level game information and pin @PageName when you need a task to keep in mind the game’s end-state.
  • GDDs 
  • Instructions for Bezi to navigate your Connections: where to look for specific information types or references

Shared Pages

Shared Pages are visible and editable by all members of a Team Workspace. They’re a team’s source of truth - the same information on vision, standards, rules, decisions - documented for each member’s Bezi agent to reference. This keeps teams work aligned and consistent.
Shared Pages are only available on Team and Enterprise plans.

Real-time collaboration in Shared Pages

Multiple people can edit a Shared Page simultaneously. If more than one person has a Shared Page open, you will see each other’s cursors and text will appear as it’s typed. All edits merge automatically as you work, so there’s nothing to manually save and no merge conflicts to resolve.
Bezi agents can edit Shared Pages and will not show up in real-time. All edits Bezi agents makes to a Shared Page appear once it’s done editing.
If your Team Workspace doesn’t want Bezi agents to edit Pages, each member needs to create a Rule explicitly stating this.

Folders

Pages are organized into folders. To manage a folder or the Pages in it, hover over the Folder and click the…icon. You will see a menu of options to:
  • Rename the folder
  • Move Pages in/out of the folder
  • Delete the folder
Deleting a folder will delete all Pages in it. Do not delete any folders until you’ve confirmed all Pages you want to keep are moved.