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Assistants that answer based on your own knowledge.

An assistant that uses your documentation, tickets and knowledge base, cites its source for every answer, and hands off to a human when it isn't sure.

Tjibbe van der Ende — Founder, WeabySee an example project →

Where it works

Anywhere people ask the same questions and the answer is already written down somewhere.

1

Customer support

Suggested replies based on past tickets and your help center. Your team reviews and sends them.

2

Internal knowledge base

Employees find answers in handbooks, wikis and policy documents without having to search.

3

Inside your product

An assistant in your app that helps users with your own content and functionality.

How I build it

A good assistant is mostly well-organised data and honest measurement. The language model itself is the smallest part of the work.

01

Connecting sources

Documentation, tickets and knowledge base get cleaned up, split into chunks and made searchable.

02

Answers with citations

The assistant only answers based on sources it found, and shows where the answer came from.

03

Evaluating on real questions

A test set of questions from your practice measures quality, before and after every change.

04

Production and monitoring

Launch in your environment, with visibility into quality, cost per conversation, and questions that don't yet get a good answer.

What you get

  • A working assistant in your environment or product
  • An evaluation set of real questions to measure quality
  • Visibility into cost per conversation
  • Documentation and handover to your team

An assistant on your own knowledge?

Tell me which questions your team or customers ask most often. I'll show you what's feasible.