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Start from the real role or conversation you need to prepare for. Add the smallest set of sources that can support an honest first check; expand the Memory when a concrete question exposes missing proof.

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What to add first

  • your current CV or résumé;
  • project notes with dates, outcomes, constraints, and your exact role;
  • work-history notes that explain scope or decisions beyond a résumé bullet;
  • interview transcripts or work samples you own;
  • a short statement of preferred roles, working style, and boundaries;
  • supporting material for a project you expect to discuss.
Keep unrelated topics in separate files. Focused sources are easier to review, retrieve, and correct.

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Add sources to Raw Memory

1

Choose a draft

Select the workspace you want to update. Create an empty draft, copy another draft, or copy an immutable published version.
2

Upload supported files

Add Markdown or text files through the Raw column. TLDT stores the content separately from its server-owned Properties.
3

Review Properties analysis

TLDT can propose a title, summary, topics, and retrieval hint with the selected model. Treat every proposal as a draft.
4

Set visibility and sensitivity

Choose Public only when the source is eligible for the next publication. Keep material Private when it should remain in the owner workspace.
5

Check the evidence

Confirm dates, actors, scope, metrics, denominators, limitations, and source ownership before relying on the document.

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What import does not do

TLDT does not crawl arbitrary accounts, automatically build a complete career history, decide which claims are true, or publish uploaded material. Adding a source creates reviewable Raw Memory; it does not make the source part of the active public representation.
Never use generation to fill an evidence gap. If a source does not support a claim, keep the gap visible or add a source you own and can review.