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Path: Agent Studio → Knowledge

Knowledge is the information your agent uses to answer questions. The page has two tabs: Sources and Folders.

Sources are the origin points for your knowledge. Each source shows the number of articles it contains and its sync status (for example, “Synced” with the date of the last update).

Click + Add Source in the top-right to open the Add knowledge source picker. There are seven source types:

Source typeWhat it doesBest for
Crawl Website or Help CenterIndexes an entire knowledge base by crawling from a starting URLSupport sites, docs portals, and Help Centers on your own domain
Add Single Web PageAdds one specific public-facing page as a knowledge sourceA single blog post, FAQ page, doc article, or landing page
Create Internal ArticleWrite a guide or best practice directly inside FoldspaceKnowledge that doesn’t exist publicly — SOPs, internal FAQs, escalation guides
Add Training VideoUses an online video to train the agent or enrich answers with visual contextProduct demos, tutorial videos, onboarding recordings
Upload File (PDF, DOCX, or PPTX)Imports content from a document to expand agent knowledgeProduct glossaries, pricing sheets, specs, slide decks
Help Center (API)Connects directly to Intercom, Zendesk, Salesforce, and other platforms via APITeams already on a help-desk platform — syncs automatically without crawling
GlossaryDefines key terms and translations so the agent uses consistent vocabularyProduct terminology, abbreviations, brand names, translated terms

After selecting a source type, provide the URL, file, or content as prompted. The source appears in the left sidebar under the appropriate category.

Folders let you organize knowledge by topic or page context. This is useful when you want the agent to surface specific content only on certain pages of your app.

The main table shows every individual article with:

  • Name — the article title.
  • URL — the source URL (for web content).
  • Location — which folder or source it belongs to.
  • Synced — how recently it was last updated.