Starred Research
Starred research creates a persistent knowledge base that follows you across conversations and scripts. Star your most valuable findings to build a reusable library of context.
What is Starred Research?
When you star a research item, it's saved to your channel's research collection. Unlike regular research (which is tied to a single conversation or script), starred items:
- Persist across all conversations in that channel
- Are available to use as context in any script
- Build up over time into a valuable knowledge base
- Are automatically included when creating new scripts
How to Star Research
In Chat
- Find a valuable research item in your research sidebar
- Click the star icon next to the item
- The item is now saved to your channel's collection
In Script Builder
- Open the Research panel
- Click the star icon on any research item
- Starred items will be available for future scripts
Where Starred Research Appears
New Conversations
When you start a new chat conversation in a channel, your starred research is available in the research sidebar. You can reference it immediately without re-adding it.
Script Creation
When creating a new script:
- Starred research items are automatically available as context
- You can choose which starred items to include
- The AI references these materials when writing your script
Best Use Cases for Starred Research
Personal Brand Information
For personal brand channels, star information about yourself:
- Your background and credentials
- Key talking points and philosophies
- Personal stories you frequently reference
- Brand guidelines and messaging
This ensures every script maintains consistent information about you without re-entering it each time.
Evergreen Research
Star research that remains relevant across multiple videos:
- Industry statistics and data points
- Expert quotes you reference often
- Foundational knowledge for your niche
- Competitor analysis that's still current
Channel Strategy Documents
Keep your strategy accessible:
- Target audience profiles
- Content pillars and themes
- Tone and style guidelines
- Common objections and how to address them
Managing Starred Research
Reviewing Your Collection
Access your starred research through:
- The research sidebar in any conversation
- The Research panel when creating scripts
- Your channel's research library
Removing Stars
To unstar research:
- Find the item in your starred collection
- Click the star icon to remove it
- The item is removed from your persistent collection
Regular Cleanup
Review your starred research periodically. Remove outdated information to keep your knowledge base current and relevant.
Tips for Effective Starring
Be Selective
Don't star everything. Focus on:
- Information you'll reference in multiple scripts
- Facts and statistics you cite regularly
- Background context that improves all your content
Keep It Current
Starred research can become outdated. Review your collection when:
- Industry statistics change
- Your brand messaging evolves
- Competitor landscapes shift
- You've refined your content strategy
Organize by Purpose
Think about why you're starring something:
- Background context - Channel history, personal info
- Recurring facts - Statistics, studies, quotes
- Reference material - Style guides, templates, examples
Starred Research vs. Regular Research
| Feature | Regular Research | Starred Research |
|---|---|---|
| Lifespan | Single conversation/script | Persistent across channel |
| Availability | Current session only | All future sessions |
| Auto-included | No | Yes (in new scripts) |
| Best for | One-time research | Reusable knowledge |