EchoInk

I would suggest this be applicable to all content, not just links. For example, if we need to find/replace a specific word or phrase, having the ability to easily do that throughout content would be much more efficient. Find/Replace links - ability to find and replace multiple links all at once (upon designation)

Enable user provisioning from Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) → Merge → EchoInk. Initial support should use the Employee model with attribute checks (e.g., job code, employment type). Entra is one of the most common identity providers in enterprise environments. It supports standard provisioning workflows expected by corporate IT teams. Initially we would like to have attribute-based provisioning only (immutable ID, login identifier, access flag, termination trigger).

As an administrator in Habitat, I would like to be able to 'log in' as a specific learner to troubleshoot issues the learner has run into. This is a feature that, for example, Totara has: as an administrator I can temporarily log in to a user's account to replicate errors they may run into. This is a very useful feature for us as we can swiftly and independently investigate without having a long back-and-forth between us and the learner. I know I could technically reset a user's password and log in that way, but that would disrupt the learner's session/experience and I'd prefer a less disruptive investigation method.

Customer is looking to generate/create Inkdocs off of existing knowledge: Content built within other Inkdocs Uploaded content from external sources like pptx, xlsx, docx, or pdf Generated knowledge from AI tools like Guru Website knowledge base or support articles from Zendesk, Confluence or like tools

As a creator of content, I need to be able to have or access a library of shared content across InkDocs. When creating a document, at times, I have an image which would be used in different InkDocs, but instead of being able to access it freely- I have to go into the other InkDoc in which it originally was used to access and use in the new InkDoc

Would like AI to answer questions on content within each book as well as provide other relevant information

When inkdoc content (in the the Knowledge Library or via habitat export) is published, it needs be in a format to inform/train AI knowledge agents or search tools such as Leena.ai

Add the ability to see other authors who may be active on a Habitat page in real time, like shared Microsoft documents, ensuring authors are not overwriting each other's work

The 'central overview' of glossary terms within an Inkdoc is now only accessible as HTML. As a Habitat author, I'd like to be have access to a central overview of glossary terms in which I can easily edit or delete glossary terms so that I don't have to mess with the HTML.

AI supported content recommendations to the learner based on individual profile data, activity, or like user search/activities.