Knowledge Grounding
What the agent may answer from. Choose the grounding — selected collections, all of them, or none — and for selected, bind and order the list yourself. An unbound agent cannot answer from knowledge, and the pane says so plainly.
At a glance
- Grounding as a plain choice — selected, all or none
- Bound collections ordered by grip or arrows
- Every collection named with its documents and rows
- A Test door on every bound row
The grounding choice
Three ways to ground the agent: selected — it answers from the collections you bind; all — every collection; none. The bound list below renders only for selected.
The bound list
One row per bound collection: a grip, a number, the name carrying its documents and rows counts, a Test door, reorder arrows and Remove. The add select below offers the rest with counts in the option labels, so a collection's size is known before it is bound.
The unbound warning
Bind nothing and the pane warns plainly: an unbound agent cannot answer from knowledge. The warning sits where the work happens, so the gap is closed before a caller ever meets it.
- Choose the groundingSelected, all or none — the bound list appears only for selected.
- Bind and orderThe add select lists collections with their counts in the labels; reorder with the grip or the arrows.
- Test a collectionEvery bound row carries a Test door — try a collection's answers before a caller does.