> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tensorpro.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Console overview

> What the Console is, how to get access, and how to find your way around.

The Console is a visual way to explore, test and manage EDN memory. It uses the
same EDN Memory API that developers integrate into their own applications.

> [card] [Memory Centre](https://docs.tensorpro.ai/console/memory-centre.md)
>
> See what EDN remembers, how it is used, and what needs your attention.

> [card] [Workspaces](https://docs.tensorpro.ai/console/workspaces.md)
>
> Add documents, connect your model and chat with answers grounded in your
> sources.

> [card] [API keys](https://docs.tensorpro.ai/console/api-keys.md)
>
> Create the keys your applications use to call the EDN API.

> [card] [Account & privacy](https://docs.tensorpro.ai/console/privacy-and-data.md)
>
> Export your data, set memory retention and manage your account.

## Getting access

EDN is in **private beta**, and access is by invitation.

1. Go to [console-beta.tensorpro.ai](https://console-beta.tensorpro.ai/sign-in).
2. Sign in, or choose **Sign up** to create your account with the email address
   your invitation was sent to.

During the private beta, your account has access to every built feature of the
Console, including API keys.

### Your first sign-in

The first time you sign in, a short form asks you to:

* **Choose your space:** Financial, Medical, Research, Development or General.
* **Pick your style:** Concise, Detailed, Technical or Plain-language.
* **Choose what you value:** any of Accuracy & sources, Privacy & control,
  Speed and Auditability.

At the bottom of the sidebar, the **Help** menu has **Documentation**, **Take
the tour**, **Contact support** and **Join our community**. The **Send
feedback** icon next to it opens a short feedback form.

A **workspace** in the Console is a **project** in the Memory API: the same
separate scope of memory.


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