Knowledge

Knowledge

Your agent builds knowledge from every interaction. This knowledge is organised in layers:

• What the agent knows — its built-in domain expertise
• What your organisation has shared — policies, procedures, reference material
• What your team has discussed — shared project context, client details, decisions
• What it knows about you — your preferences, your context, your history

Your personal knowledge is private. Your teammates cannot see what the agent knows about you specifically, even when you're sharing the same agent.

When your agent delegates to another agent, each agent maintains its own knowledge. The scheduler agent's knowledge about your meeting preferences stays with the scheduler. Your personal assistant benefits from this indirectly — next time it delegates to the scheduler, the scheduler already knows your preferences.

How Knowledge Is Captured

The agent automatically extracts relevant facts from your conversations. You don't need to explicitly tell it to remember things — it identifies what's worth keeping. You can also correct the agent if it misremembers something; those corrections are learned too.