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

# Sources

> The documents and connected content a store is built from.

Sources are the written material behind a store. Alongside [interviews](/guides/interviews), they're the raw input Clara consolidates into [artifacts](/guides/artifacts): interviews capture what's in people's heads, sources capture what's already written down. They come in two kinds:

* **Uploaded documents**: PDFs, docs, slides, and spreadsheets you have on hand.
* **Connected sources**: content pulled from Google Drive, [SharePoint](/guides/sharepoint), and other connectors, kept in sync as it changes.

## Manage sources

Open **Sources** in the store's sidebar to manage the store's files:

* **Add files.** Most common document formats are supported.
* **Follow processing.** Clarifeye processes each file in the background so the knowledge inside becomes retrievable. You can see each file's processing status.
* **Archive or delete files** that no longer apply.
* **Organize files into collections.**

An out-of-date source is itself a [signal](/guides/signals) worth raising, and retiring a source that no longer applies matters as much as adding new ones.

To give Clara access to tools and systems rather than documents, connect an [external MCP](/guides/external-mcps). Attachments emailed to the store's [Inbox](/guides/inbox) can be imported into Sources as well.


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