Resources

Presentations about Curiosity Studio, published as slide decks you can read in the browser or present full-screen. Each one is a single page: arrow keys or space move between slides, Esc leaves the deck, and the address bar carries the slide you are on, so a link can point at a specific one.

The decks draw on the documentation they sit beside. Where a deck states a rule, the page it came from has the detail — every deck closes with links to the relevant docs.

Presentations

Sudo, the admin assistantOpen presentation

Open presentation

What Sudo is, the sandbox he runs in, the approval flow every change goes through, and the kinds of work you can hand him.

Five layers between a question and your dataOpen presentation

Open presentation

How applications built on Curiosity Studio keep an AI assistant useful without letting it become the weakest link.

The similarity engine, end to endOpen presentation

Open presentation

From raw text to a ranked list: the graph, the NLP that turns sentences into edges, the embeddings, and the fusion that weighs them against each other.

Presenting one

A deck is an ordinary docs URL, so presenting it needs nothing installed: open the link and go full-screen in the browser. Printing lays out one slide per page, which is the way to get a PDF.


`→` `Space` `PageDown`	Next slide
`←` `PageUp`	Previous slide
`Home` `End`	First / last slide
`Esc`	Leave the deck

Adding one

Decks live in resources/decks/ as one Markdown file each, marked with presentation: in the front matter and split into slides by ---. The folder is hidden from the sidebar and excluded from search, so a new deck is discovered through this page: add the file, then add a [!deck] entry to the list under "Presentations".