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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Scaffold?

Scaffold reads the public posts of a publication and builds them into a private library. From there you can put a question to the whole library, get a reading on a draft, find the line you half-remember, and develop something new — with every answer pointing back to the posts it came from.

How does Scaffold work?

Paste a publication link. Scaffold reads the public posts, builds them into a library, and answers from the passages it finds there.

What does it mean to sync a workspace or post?

Syncing refreshes a workspace after your publication has already been added. Use workspace sync when you have published new posts or want Scaffold to reread the whole publication. Use post sync when you only changed one existing post, like a title, small edit, or updated section.

Is Scaffold free?

Yes. Scaffold has a Basic plan that is completely free. For extra features, you can sign up for the Premium plan here at $8/month.

What is the difference between Basic and Premium?

Basic includes 500,000 monthly account tokens and 1 workspace. Premium includes 2,000,000 monthly account tokens and 3 workspaces.

How does usage work?

Usage is measured in tokens and resets on the first day of every month at 12:00 AM. Reading your library costs tokens, and so does every answer composed from it.

How can I save usage?

Sync one post when only that post changed. Choose only the draft feedback areas you care about. Ask specific questions when exploring your library.

How much does Premium cost?

Premium costs $8/month.

How do I sign up for Premium?

Click here or visit the Premium Plan page when you are ready to upgrade.

What happens if I delete a publication?

Deleting a publication frees that publication slot. Monthly account usage still counts until the next reset.

What happens to my writing?

Scaffold sends passages from your library to Anthropic's API to compose an answer, along with your question. Your posts are not used to train any model, and your library stays private to your account.

Why not just paste my posts into a chatbot?

Because you would do it again every time. Scaffold reads everything once, keeps it, and stays current as you publish — so an answer can draw on something you wrote years ago without you remembering it existed, and can tell you which post it came from.

Who built Scaffold?

Scaffold was built by Aviral Agarwal. Click here to learn more about his work.