# Narrative Interface User Guide

What is in here: 

1. [Accessing the Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/access.md)
2. [Tour the Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/tour.md)
3. [Narratives Navigator ](/getting-started/narrative/navigator.md)
4. [The Job Browser](/getting-started/narrative/job-browser.md)
5. [Create a new Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/create.md)
6. [Exploring data in KBase](/getting-started/narrative/explore-data.md)
7. [Add data to a Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/add-data.md)
8. [Browsing analysis tools - KBase Apps](/getting-started/narrative/add-apps.md)
9. [Analyze data using Apps](/getting-started/narrative/analyze-data.md)
10. [Revising the Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/revise.md)
11. [Formatting Markdown in the Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/markdown.md)
12. [Share a Narrative](/getting-started/narrative/share.md)
13. [Access and copy Narratives](/getting-started/narrative/access-and-copy.md)
14. [Create an Org](/getting-started/narrative/orgs.md)


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```
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```

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