Ask a question. Get an answer you can check.

Where the answer comes from

AgOS answers from what it can cite: the documents and pages in Knowledge, plus what it has recorded from your connected tools, such as issues, open commitments and recent messages.

Each answer lists the sections it used. Anyone can open a source and check the answer against it, which is the point: an answer you cannot check is a guess you have to trust.

When the documents do not say

AgOS is built never to invent an answer the sources do not support. If nothing it can cite answers the question, it says so plainly, so a gap in your documents shows up as a gap and not as a confident guess.

Those misses are not thrown away. Questions that keep going unanswered are grouped into suggestions for the page your team should write next. Read more in why AgOS says it does not know.

Answers that respect who is asking

Knowledge is private by default. Spaces have members, pages can be restricted to named people, and AgOS scopes every read to the person asking. Two colleagues can ask the same question and each gets an answer from what they are allowed to see.

From an answer to the next step

• Follow up in the same thread, and AgOS keeps the context.
• Turn it into work. AgOS proposes the steps a task should be broken into, and a person reviews them before anything lands on a Workspaces board.
• Send it on. If the next step is an email or a meeting, an agent drafts it, and it can wait in Approvals until someone says yes.

See which pages do the work

Every answer records the pages it cited, and readers can rate answers. Over time that shows which pages answer questions and which ones need attention.