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Schemas tell you what columns exist. Your team knows far more than that: what a metric means, which table is the source of truth, and which join quietly duplicates rows. The knowledge base holds that knowledge. The agent reads it before it answers, and writes to it as it learns. Open it from Knowledge in the sidebar.

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Entries

Each entry is one piece of knowledge.

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Add an entry

Click Add entry and fill in:
  • Title and Kind.
  • Statement: the knowledge itself.
  • Applies to: a repository, or Entire org.
  • Filed under: a subject path that groups related entries, such as glossary/net_revenue or conventions/sql.
  • Filed on a lineage node: attach the entry to a table or column so it travels with that asset.

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Trust

Every entry shows who wrote it and whether anyone has confirmed it. Entries also show their origin: written by a Human, recorded by the Agent, or pulled from a Connector. The agent weighs trust rather than treating every entry as equally true. Knowledge the agent records starts out unverified. To confirm an entry you own, click Verify.

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Visibility

An entry is Private to you until you share it. Check Share with the team when you add or edit it to make it visible to your Team, or Org-wide.
  • Private entries are visible only to you and your chats.
  • Hide for me hides a teammate’s entry from you and from your agent, without removing it for anyone else.

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Knowledge sync

Sharing knowledge requires Knowledge sync to be on for the organization. An organization admin turns it on in Settings, under Knowledge sync. While it is off, entries stay private.

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How the agent uses it

  • Before it plans, the agent searches the knowledge base for anything related to the request, such as definitions, conventions, and reference queries.
  • As it learns, it records new facts, marked as set by the agent so a person can review and verify them. Recording knowledge is a Memory effect.
  • When it is wrong, correct the entry or ask the agent to. Your correction is used in every chat after that.

Agent & Tools

How the agent reads and writes knowledge.

Data Lineage

The structural counterpart: how your data is produced.