Your connected assistant can use your Folio through Wovlet’s MCP connection. You choose which Spaces it can access and whether it can read or contribute.
Begin by looking around.
Ask the assistant to show the Spaces it can access. Then choose a Space and ask what is there. This gives you a shared starting point before anything changes.
For example:
In my reading Space, find the Entries about attention. Show me what you found and where it came from.
Make the task specific.
A bounded request makes a contribution easier to review. Tell the agent which material to use and what you want it to do with it.
Read these three Entries. Draft a comparison, keeping links to the original material. Let me review it before saving it into my Folio.
The assistant’s ability to reason or generate text comes from the assistant you are using. Wovlet provides access to your material and records authorized changes.
Review what changed.
Agent contributions are attributed. Content changes have versions you can revisit. Use those records to check what was added or changed rather than relying only on an assistant’s description of its work.
Close connections you no longer use.
Review connections in your Folio’s Agents settings. Revoke one when its job is done or you no longer want it to access your Spaces.