Knowledge
Knowledge
Path: Agent Studio → Knowledge
Knowledge is the content your agent draws on. It’s the single highest-leverage input to agent quality, because it powers two different jobs at once.
flowchart LR K["Knowledge"] --> QA["Answers user<br/>questions (Q and A)"] K --> AC["Operationalizes actions<br/>(execution context)"] style K fill:#1842ef,stroke:#1842ef,color:#ffffff style QA fill:#e8ecff,stroke:#1842ef,color:#0a0e1a style AC fill:#e8ecff,stroke:#1842ef,color:#0a0e1a
What Knowledge powers
Section titled “What Knowledge powers”- Q&A. When a user asks a question, the agent retrieves the most relevant Knowledge and answers from it. Missing or stale content is the most common cause of a wrong or “I don’t know” answer.
- Action context. Knowledge doesn’t only feed answers — the agent also pulls relevant articles at runtime to operationalize actions. An article describing what makes a good Create Campaign (budget pacing, naming conventions, required dates) is applied when the agent fills and runs that action. You don’t link the article to the action; the agent retrieves it by relevance. See Authoring actions.
How Knowledge is organized
Section titled “How Knowledge is organized”The Knowledge area has two tabs:
- Sources — the origin points that bring content in: crawlers, single pages, internal articles, help-desk connectors, videos, files, and glossaries. Each source contributes one or more articles and keeps them in sync.
- Folders — group articles by topic or page context, so the agent surfaces specific content only on certain pages of your app.
The Knowledge workflow
Section titled “The Knowledge workflow”Knowledge is never “done.” Work it as a loop:
1. Add sources Bring content in from everywhere it already lives.
2. Validate & improve Test answers in the Playground, then close real gaps from Conversations.
3. Tune retrieval Use Pointers for the rare cases where the right content isn't retrieved.