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

> ## Agent Instructions
> You are helping someone use Cord, the capital and resource allocation platform.
> Use title-case Cord in prose. Prefer workspace, project, ontology, lineage, scenario, and allocation.
> Say source-backed or sourced for answers with lineage. Do not say hallucination-free.
> Product URLs are https://app.cord.nyc, https://cord.nyc, and https://trust.cord.nyc. Support is support@cord.nyc.
> Give concrete product steps. Do not invent UI labels, CLI commands, or unreleased agent runtime details.
> Use Understanding Cord for concepts and Guides for task steps.

# Add data to your project

> Add data to populate your project's ontology so you can build functions and apps on it.

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Three pages help you bring in and manage your data:

| Page                                            | What you do there                                                              |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| [Connections](https://app.cord.nyc/connections) | Connect an external service and give your project access to it.                |
| [Files](https://app.cord.nyc/files)             | Upload, browse, and organize project files. You can also attach them to chats. |
| [Data Feeds](https://app.cord.nyc/data-feeds)   | Bring selected source data into Cord and manage its updates.                   |

A feed can use a CSV file or data from a supported connection. Once its data is ready, you can map it into your ontology.

| Where is your data?    | Start here                                                                     |
| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| A CSV on your computer | [Upload it directly to a feed](/create-data-feed#upload-a-csv)                 |
| A CSV already in Files | [Use an existing project file](/create-data-feed#use-an-existing-project-file) |
| An external service    | [Connect a data source](/connect-data-source)                                  |

To store files for chats or later use, follow [Upload files](/upload-files).