The panel editor
Write or paste content directly. The simplest route for procedures that so far lived in people's heads.
Dropping a folder of documents into a model gives you an agent that quotes last year's price list, because nobody marked it void. Here content has a state, a version and a person who approved it.
The agent sees only published versions. A draft in the editor has no path into an answer.
| State | Meaning | Visible to the agent |
|---|---|---|
| Draft | Work in progress, visible to editors | No |
| Reviewed | Read by a second person, awaiting publication | No |
| Published | Approved for use in conversations | Yes |
| Archived | Withdrawn, kept for the record | No |
Write or paste content directly. The simplest route for procedures that so far lived in people's heads.
You give a page address and the system pulls the content. The import is guarded against reaching internal network addresses.
Questions the agent could not answer come back as a list of things to write. That closes the loop between conversation and editing.
PDF, DOCX, TXT and Markdown straight from disk. They enter the same editorial cycle as articles written in the panel, so a draft pulled from a file does not answer a customer either.
Meaning based matching alone loses catalogue numbers and proper names. Word based matching alone loses questions asked in different words than the document uses. We run both.
We will show how much of it the agent handles without writing anything from scratch.