Knowledge Base Objects
These objects define how knowledge content is stored.| Object | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Knowledge base | Named collection tied to an organization and optionally an agent. |
| Vector id | Identifier for the vector-backed content store. |
| Document | Uploaded or created content tied to a knowledge base. |
| Document type | File or content type such as PDF or TXT. |
| Source | Optional source label for where the document came from. |
Where Knowledge Matters
Use knowledge when callers ask about factual material.Agent answers
Give the agent reference material for product, policy, or FAQ questions.
Document management
Upload, update, download, and soft-delete knowledge documents.
File limits
Use accepted document types and keep files within upload constraints.
Call review
If the agent answered incorrectly, compare prompt, knowledge, transcript, and document content.
Knowledge Base Questions
Should every agent use knowledge?
Should every agent use knowledge?
No. Use it when the agent needs factual reference material beyond the prompt.
Can knowledge fix a vague prompt?
Can knowledge fix a vague prompt?
Only partly. The prompt still needs to tell the agent when and how to use knowledge.
Can deleted documents still be used?
Can deleted documents still be used?
Treat deleted documents as unavailable for future use and retest the agent.
Related Reading
Managing Documents
Maintain document content.
Using Knowledge In Agents
Attach knowledge to behavior.
Documents And Limits
Prepare files.