Episode 3 — Knowledge
Put a fact in and get it back cited — a knowledge entry created on camera, the Indexed badge explained, a record looked up, the crawler's boundary read, and a stale-knowledge trap shown live.
2 min read
The grounded answers of episode 2 all came from one place; this episode works in it. You add a real fact as a knowledge entry, learn what the Indexed badge actually means (and why indexing is not training), look a price up in a typed record, read the crawler's scan interval, open the control that limits a document to one team — and then meet the failure you'll actually hit: not a missing fact, an outdated one. At the end, a fresh chat cites the entry you created minutes earlier.
What the episode shows
| At | Scene |
|---|---|
| 0:27 | The map: Documents, entries, websites, products — one tab row |
| 0:54 | Entry vs document vs record — picking the right shape |
| 1:18 | A knowledge entry created live: topic, content, save |
| 1:44 | What Indexed means — retrieval at answer time, not training |
| 2:11 | A real lookup in a typed record |
| 2:37 | The crawler: a domain, a scan interval, an honest boundary |
| 3:09 | Who reads what: a document assigned to a team |
| 3:41 | The stale-knowledge trap, asked live |
| 4:35 | The proof: a fresh chat cites the entry you just created |
Where to go next
The knowledge overview maps the whole library; documents covers the indexing pipeline, knowledge entries the curated facts, structured data the typed records, and crawling the websites. For the scope switches, read agent knowledge.