📖 Overview
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WHAT IT DOES
A knowledge base is a searchable library your agents answer from. You gather your workspace content into one — or several — and connect it to an agent through a knowledge project.
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Your content lives in your workspace (in Sources). A knowledge base gathers the content you choose into a single searchable index that an agent can look things up in. A piece of content can belong to more than one knowledge base, so you can organize the same material different ways — and deleting a knowledge base removes its index but keeps your original content safe.

The Knowledge Bases page — each library shows how many entries it holds and whether it uses vector or keyword search.
Select New knowledge base and fill in the create form:

Creating a knowledge base: give it a name, choose keyword or vector search and a split style, and set the passage size — the defaults suit most content.
Name and description can be changed later; the search settings (splitting and embedding) are set when the knowledge base is created.
Setting reference
| Setting | Default | Change later? | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | — | Yes | Required. |
| Description | — | Yes | What this library contains. |
| Use vector search | Off | No | Meaning-based search; needs an embedding model. |
| Embedding model | Workspace default | No | Used when vector search is on. |
| Split style | Structural | No | Structural (fastest), Semantic, or AI (best, slowest). See Choosing a split style. |
| Evaluate passage quality | Off | No | Optional AI check that scores each passage 1–5. Diagnostic only — nothing is discarded. |
| Chunk size | 1024 | No | Passage size, 64–8192 tokens. |
| Chunk overlap | 0 | No | Text shared between neighboring passages. Must be less than the chunk size. |
| Language / Extraction strategy | — | No | Optional Advanced hints for how text is read. |
From Sources, select the items you want and choose Add to knowledge base — or create a new one right there. Content is filed into the library without re-uploading. Once content is in, see Managing a knowledge base to reprocess it, test what it returns, connect it to your apps, and set rules for what's included automatically.