Knowledge
Answers that trace back to something you wrote
The agent does not know your business until you tell it. Point it at your website, upload your documents, write articles for the things that live nowhere else — then watch what it still cannot answer.
Crawl your website
Give it a URL and it reads the pages, re-crawling on a cadence you set so a changed price does not become a wrong answer.
Read your documents
Upload the files your team already relies on. They are chunked and indexed the same way as everything else.
Write articles
For the things that only live in someone's head. Written in Braid, edited in Braid, used immediately.
Citations, not guesses
Answers are grounded in the passages that produced them, so you can see which source said what.
Knowledge gaps
Every question the agent could not answer from your sources is recorded as a gap — a to-do list written by your customers.
Sync status you can see
Each source shows when it last synced and whether it failed, so a silently broken crawl does not become a silently worse agent.
The gaps list is the useful part
Most teams find their first week of gaps more valuable than the answers — it is the questions you did not know you were being asked.