Retrieval, not recall
Every answer is assembled from workspace-scoped API context and recent conversation — not the model's training memory.
An AI agent that answers only from your workspace-scoped API context, cites every source, and hands off when the evidence isn't there.
Generic AI support reads your docs and then improvises around the gaps — inventing endpoints, guessing auth rules, and stating made-up behavior as fact. For an API company, one hallucinated response can send a developer down a debugging path that never terminates. Trust erodes on the first wrong answer.
Every answer is assembled from workspace-scoped API context and recent conversation — not the model's training memory.
Claims carry inline citations you can open. If the agent can't ground a statement, it says so and clarifies or hands off.
Source content and user input are treated as untrusted. Redaction and careful mode keep prompt-injection attempts from leaking or misfiring.
Every answer is assembled from your workspace context and carries the sources behind it. Open the citation, check the evidence. When the evidence isn't there, it clarifies or hands off instead of guessing.
The agent retrieves the most relevant chunks of your API context, drafts an answer, and attaches the exact sources behind it. Reviewers and customers can click straight through to the endpoint, doc, or schema that backs each claim.
The agent scores how well the evidence supports a question. Strong context yields a grounded answer; weak or missing context triggers a clarifying question or a clean handoff, with the reason recorded for the operator.
Ingested docs and customer messages are never trusted blindly. Credentials are redacted before they reach the model, prompt-injection patterns are contained, and operators get a sanitized debug trace that never exposes secrets or provider internals.
The agent pulls the most relevant workspace-scoped context for the question at hand.
It composes an answer grounded in that evidence and attaches the sources it used.
High confidence sends a cited reply; low confidence clarifies or hands off with a reason.
It only answers from workspace-scoped API context and recent conversation, and it attaches citations to its claims. When the evidence isn't there, it clarifies or hands off rather than inventing endpoints, fields, or behavior.
Provider and model routing is a platform concern handled on the backend. It isn't exposed as a customer-facing setting, so you get grounded answers without managing model plumbing.
Ingested content and user input are treated as untrusted. Credentials are redacted before model calls, injection patterns are contained, and the operator debug trace never exposes secrets or provider internals.
Yes. Every reply carries a sanitized, operator-only trace showing the retrieved context and reasoning, with sensitive data stripped out.
Let an agent that cites its sources — and refuses to guess — handle the first reply on every channel.