Knowledge Base Overview
What Is the Knowledge Base?
After creating an AI assistant, the next step is to set up the knowledge base, which serves as the data source for the AI assistant when answering questions.
How the knowledge base works:

Think of the knowledge base as an open-book exam. The AI assistant finds the most relevant content from the knowledge base to use as the basis for its answers.
Although the knowledge base can hold a large amount of data, it is still recommended to upload content that is highly relevant to the assistant's tasks. If the content is irrelevant, current retrieval technology may still find unrelated information to use as answer context, leading to inaccurate responses.
What Can the Knowledge Base Do?
With the following knowledge base features, you can:
📋 Tag-Based Document Management
You can add multiple tags to each document to create a systematic classification structure
Example: Add
#tent #beginner #setup-guidetags to the "Tent Manual"
🔐 Selective Document Permissions
You can set different document access permissions based on user identity to provide differentiated services
Example: Product price lists are only accessible in VIP member conversations, while cost data is only accessible in internal conversations
❓ Create FAQ
You can organize frequently asked questions into a standard Q&A set to ensure response consistency and completeness
Example: "How many years is the tent warranty?" → Standard answer: "We provide a 3-year warranty service"
📊 Document Metadata Input
You can add detailed information such as version, update date, and applicable scope to documents for easier future maintenance
Example: Document version v2.1, update date 2024/11/28, applicable product "Mountain Series Tents"
🔍 Search Testing
You can test retrieval results for different questions to verify whether the AI finds the correct data segments
Example: Enter "tent setup steps" → Check whether the AI finds the correct setup guide segment
How to Upload to the Knowledge Base?
Go to the left sidebar "AI Features" → "Knowledge Base"
Click the knowledge base you want to upload to (if you haven't created one yet, please refer to How to Create a Knowledge Base: Basic Settings)
Click the "Upload File" blue button in the upper right corner of the knowledge base page to upload the data you want the AI assistant to know
Different plans provide different knowledge base storage capacities
If your files are large or you have a lot of data, the system may need some time to process after uploading.

You can check the processing progress in the "Processing Status" column.

Currently supported file types for the knowledge base:
Spreadsheet files:
.xls, .xlsx, .csv, .odsWord processing files:
.doc, .docx, .odt, .pdf, .md, .txtPresentation files:
.ppt, .pptx, .odpWeb files:
.html, .htmData formats:
.json, .jsonlAudio files:
.wav, .mp3, .m4a, .aacVideo files:
.mp4
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Data Chunk Description
When data is uploaded to the knowledge base, it is divided into chunks. This provides the following benefits:
Improved retrieval accuracy: Smaller chunks match queries more precisely, avoiding interference from irrelevant content
Optimized response speed: Faster processing with reduced computational resource consumption
Enhanced content relevance: Each chunk focuses on a single topic, improving specificity
Easier maintenance and management: Easier to update, track, and control quality
Compliance with AI model limitations: Avoids exceeding input length limits, ensuring information completeness
Edit and View Chunk Content
You can view the segmented content of your documents:
Go to the document page in the knowledge base, and click "Edit"
View the segmented content by clicking on the chunk you want to view
The screen will display the complete content of the chunk in Markdown format.


Edit Source Document
On the edit page, click "View Document"

Enter the edit page, where the text box will display the document in Markdown format
You can edit your source document in the text box. All file formats can be edited using this method. After finishing, click "Save" to save your edits.


Data Management Reminder
It is recommended to back up important content before editing
After editing the source document, the system will re-segment the data into chunks
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